Miami is drenching South Florida with a 61% rain chance and 8.0mm of precipitation Wednesday, the highest rainfall probability across the state, according to National Weather Service data. The 89°F high in Miami contrasts with a statewide pattern of mostly clear skies elsewhere, creating an 11-degree spread between Miami’s humid coast and cooler inland readings.
Miami tops out at 89°F with a low of 78°F, 84% humidity, and wind gusts reaching 17 mph. Tampa sits at 86°F under clear skies with only a 24% rain chance, gusts to 18 mph, and 86% humidity despite recording 8.1mm of precipitation. Orlando reaches 84°F with a 35% rain chance, 83% humidity, and gusts up to 19 mph. Jacksonville also hits 84°F but stays drier at 15% rain chance, with the day’s strongest sustained winds at 10 mph and gusts to 21 mph.
Thursday brings Miami up to 91°F under clouds with rain chances dropping sharply to 16%, while Jacksonville’s rain chance surges to 44% with a 81°F high. Tampa climbs to 92% humidity Thursday before drying out completely by Saturday at 81°F with a 0% rain chance. Orlando cools steadily, falling from 84°F Thursday to 71°F by Monday. Tampa drops most dramatically, sliding from 86°F Wednesday to 68°F by Monday November 9.