Jacksonville is forecast to receive 12.2mm of precipitation Friday — the heaviest single-day total across any Florida city today — according to National Weather Service data, while Tampa is set to spike to 96°F by Saturday, creating a dramatic statewide temperature and rainfall contrast.
In Jacksonville, the high reaches 86°F with a low of 74°F, 75% humidity, winds up to 6 mph with gusts to 12 mph, and a 45% rain chance. Tampa sits at a 90°F high and 78°F low today with only a 17% rain chance and winds up to 12 mph, before jumping to 96°F Saturday. Orlando matches Tampa’s 90°F high Friday under mostly cloudy skies with just an 11% rain chance and gusts to 13 mph. Miami reaches 87°F with a 79°F low, 73% humidity, and a 59% rain chance — the highest rain probability of any city today — with winds gusting to 10 mph.
Looking ahead, Orlando climbs to 94°F Saturday before hitting 96°F Sunday, then peaks at 97°F Tuesday with a 35% rain chance. Tampa drops from its 96°F Saturday high back to 91°F Sunday, when rain probability falls to just 3%. Miami’s low climbs to 85°F by Sunday and 84°F Monday, when a 60% rain chance returns with 8.7mm of precipitation expected. Jacksonville rebounds to 93°F Saturday as its rain chance falls to 16%.