Miami’s 91°F high and Jacksonville’s rain-soaked 81°F ceiling mark a 10-degree north-south split across Florida on Saturday, while a 93% rain chance threatens Miami by Thursday, according to National Weather Service data. Jacksonville carries the day’s most significant precipitation risk at 38%, with 2.9mm expected and humidity sitting at 79%.
Miami reaches 91°F with a 77°F low, 68% humidity, and 15 mph winds — zero rain chance today. Tampa hits 90°F with a 74°F low, 66% humidity, gusts to 17 mph, and an 8% rain chance with 0.3mm possible. Orlando matches Miami’s 91°F high but drops to a cooler 73°F overnight, with 61% humidity, 9 mph winds, and a 14% rain chance producing 0.5mm. Jacksonville’s 81°F high comes with the starkest contrast: 68°F low, 79% humidity, gusts reaching 16 mph, and 2.9mm of rainfall expected.
Orlando surges to 94°F by Monday before Tuesday’s 25 mph gusts and 30% rain chance pull it back to 89°F. Tampa drops from Sunday’s 33% rain chance to a clean 0% Monday at 86°F, then faces 23% odds Tuesday. Jacksonville’s Monday brings a 44% rain chance with 3.0mm projected and gusts hitting 20 mph. Miami’s week turns sharply wetter, climbing from 2% Sunday to 36% Wednesday and peaking at 93% Thursday with 3.2mm of rain and winds falling to just 6 mph.