Jacksonville is baking at a statewide-high 97°F Tuesday with a 29% rain chance, the most extreme combination of heat and precipitation risk across Florida today, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando is also seeing rain at 92°F with only 8% rain probability, while Miami reaches 94°F under clouds with 0% rain chance and Tampa climbs to 93°F with a 16% chance of showers.
City-by-city, Tuesday’s numbers tell a sharply divided story. Jacksonville’s low of 79°F and 56% humidity accompany winds gusting to 9 mph. Tampa’s 80°F low and 67% humidity come with light winds gusting to just 10 mph and 0.7mm of precipitation expected. Orlando’s low sits at 80°F with 63% humidity and winds barely reaching 7 mph gusts. Miami posts the highest low-temperature humidity at 69%, with winds gusting to 15 mph and a high of 94°F.
The three-day trend brings notable shifts. Orlando surges to 98°F Wednesday with a 30% rain chance before peaking at 99°F Thursday and again Friday with 0% rain. Jacksonville reaches a dangerous 100°F Thursday. Miami dips to 88°F by Thursday with humidity falling to 64%, then faces a 38% rain chance Saturday with 14.6mm of precipitation projected. Tampa holds at 92°F Wednesday before clearing to sunny skies Thursday at 92°F, with humidity dropping to 60% by Friday.