Jacksonville is baking at a statewide-high 96°F Sunday with zero chance of rain, while Miami endures a 59% rain chance and a high of only 90°F, a 6-degree gap between the state’s two largest metros, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando sits at 89°F under clouds with a 32% rain chance, and Tampa reaches 91°F with just 17% rain probability and humidity at 65%.
Jacksonville’s low tonight drops to 75°F with winds up to 8 mph and humidity at 55%. Miami’s low hits 80°F with 2.4mm of precipitation expected and 67% humidity. Tampa’s 76°F overnight low comes with only 0.8mm of precipitation. Orlando records a 76°F low, 69% humidity, and winds barely reaching 5 mph with gusts to 6 mph.
Tampa surges to 92°F Monday with a 51% rain chance before climbing further to 93°F Wednesday, when gusts hit 17 mph and rain probability reaches 65%. Orlando spikes to 94°F Monday and again Tuesday, then peaks at 96°F Wednesday. Jacksonville holds at 96°F Monday before easing to 93°F Tuesday, when humidity jumps to 74% and rain chances reach 41%. Miami clears to 91°F Monday with 0% rain before returning to 88°F Tuesday.