Miami is bracing for gusts up to 34 mph alongside a 51% rain chance Tuesday — the highest precipitation probability across the state today — while Jacksonville sits 8°F cooler at a high of just 75°F, according to National Weather Service data. The 17-degree gap between Miami’s 83°F high and Jacksonville’s 66°F overnight low marks the widest temperature spread in today’s statewide forecast.
Tampa reaches a high of 84°F with zero rain chance and gusts up to 29 mph, while Orlando peaks at 81°F under clouds with 68% humidity and 35 mph gusts. Jacksonville records a low of 66°F with only a 5% rain chance and winds gusting to 31 mph. Miami’s low of 77°F keeps humidity locked at 75%, with 4.1mm of precipitation expected through the day.
Jacksonville drops sharply to a low of 58°F Wednesday before rebounding to a 69°F low Thursday. Miami climbs to 86°F Wednesday as rain chances tick up to 54% and humidity surges to 87%. Tampa stays dry through Wednesday at 83°F but winds increase to gusts of 37 mph. Orlando cools to 78°F Wednesday before recovering to 82°F Thursday, when its rain chance rises to 24%. Tampa warms to 85°F Friday with gusts reaching 26 mph.