Jacksonville’s high of 95°F leads the state’s temperature rankings Saturday, while a 17-degree spread between Miami’s 78°F overnight low and Jacksonville’s daytime peak underscores the range gripping Florida, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando ties for the day’s hottest reading at 94°F, with Tampa reaching 93°F under mostly cloudy skies and only a 6% rain chance.
In Miami, Saturday’s high of 91°F comes with a 69% humidity reading, winds up to 12 mph, and just a 24% rain chance dropping 1.2mm of precipitation. Tampa’s 93°F high carries 63% humidity and winds gusting to 11 mph, with precipitation at 0.3mm. Orlando tops out at 94°F with a near-negligible 4% rain chance, 58% humidity, and winds barely reaching 5 mph. Jacksonville’s 95°F high arrives with 63% humidity, gusts to 12 mph, and only a 5% rain chance.
The pattern shifts sharply by Monday, when Jacksonville climbs to 100°F with gusts reaching 23 mph. Orlando spikes to 97°F Monday before Tuesday’s 42% rain chance brings 11.1mm of precipitation. Miami’s rain probability escalates from 66% Sunday to 76% Monday, with 12.5mm of rain expected. Tampa reaches 94°F Sunday before a 30% rain chance Monday delivers 4.4mm, then Wednesday’s 64% rain chance brings 10.8mm with winds gusting to 20 mph.