Jacksonville is bracing for a near-certain soaking Monday, with a 99% rain chance and 9.5mm of precipitation expected, according to National Weather Service data — the highest rain probability across all monitored Florida cities today, while Orlando records a 0% chance under cloudy skies at 82°F.
Jacksonville tops out at 87°F with a low of 73°F, 80% humidity, and wind gusts reaching 24 mph. Tampa sits at 81°F with a 55% rain chance, 84% humidity, and 9.1mm of precipitation falling under gusts of 17 mph. Orlando reaches 82°F with winds gusting to 22 mph and zero precipitation. Miami climbs to 90°F with a low of 75°F, 68% humidity, 13 mph winds, and only a 24% rain chance with 1.2mm of precipitation.
Tuesday brings a dramatic reversal in Tampa, jumping to 90°F with rain chances dropping to 20%, while Jacksonville rebounds to 94°F. By Wednesday, Orlando surges to 96°F with a 43% rain chance and 8.6mm of precipitation. Tampa continues climbing to 92°F Wednesday with rain chances falling to 12%. Miami’s rain chance rises to 57% Wednesday with a low of 82°F, and Orlando peaks at 97°F Friday before Jacksonville’s Wednesday data shows a high of 97°F with humidity at 66%.