Jacksonville is posting the state’s highest temperature Tuesday at 96°F, a 5-degree gap above Miami’s 91°F high, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando matches Jacksonville’s heat index pressure with an 89°F high and zero percent rain chance, while Tampa reaches 89°F with gusts hitting 25 mph and only 13% rain probability.
Jacksonville climbs to 96°F with a 79°F low, 54% humidity, and winds gusting to 22 mph with no measurable precipitation. Orlando hits 89°F with a 78°F low, 59% humidity, and gusts reaching 25 mph. Tampa’s 89°F high pairs with a 79°F low, 72% humidity, and the day’s strongest sustained winds at 19 mph. Miami reaches 91°F with an 83°F low, 67% humidity, winds up to 15 mph, and just 0.3mm of precipitation expected.
Orlando’s trajectory is the week’s sharpest story: Wednesday’s 96°F climbs to 97°F Thursday, 98°F Friday, and 99°F Saturday before dropping to 90°F Sunday with a 29% rain chance. Tampa surges from Wednesday’s 91°F to 94°F Thursday and peaks at 95°F Friday with only 2% rain probability. Miami’s Wednesday high drops to 88°F but rain chances jump to 46% with 7.8mm of precipitation forecast. Jacksonville holds at 96°F Wednesday before easing to 94°F Thursday.