Miami faces the highest rain probability across Florida today at 58%, with 15.9mm of precipitation expected and gusts reaching 19 mph, according to National Weather Service data. That stands in sharp contrast to Jacksonville, where a 4% rain chance and 65% humidity make it the driest major city in the state Wednesday.
Tampa leads all cities with an 88°F high today, with winds gusting to 28 mph and only a 12% rain chance despite 73% humidity. Orlando reaches 86°F with gusts hitting 29 mph and a 22% rain chance, dropping 1.6mm of precipitation. Jacksonville matches Orlando’s 87°F high under cloudy skies with winds gusting to 28 mph. Miami’s low tonight holds at 78°F, identical to both Tampa and Jacksonville, while humidity in Miami sits at 79%.
Tampa climbs to 89°F Friday and again Saturday under clear skies, with rain chances of 16% and 17% respectively. Orlando drops its rain chance to 0% Friday before rebounding to 31% by Sunday at 84°F. Miami’s rain probability surges to 75% Sunday, with humidity climbing to 90% and a low of 71°F. By Monday, Tampa plunges to a 76°F high at 93% humidity, while Orlando bottoms out at 75°F with a 97% humidity reading and a 34% rain chance.