Miami faces the highest rain probability in the state Sunday at 62%, with 5.2mm of precipitation expected and gusts reaching 29 mph, according to National Weather Service data. That stands in stark contrast to Tampa, where skies are clear and rain chances sit at 0% — a 62-percentage-point spread that marks the sharpest weather divide across Florida today.
Tampa leads the state with an 85°F high and a low of 68°F, with winds gusting to 36 mph under clear skies and 68% humidity. Miami reaches only 81°F with a 71°F low, 80% humidity, and 12 mph sustained winds. Orlando sits at 82°F with a 69°F low, 72% humidity, and a modest 12% rain chance with gusts to 33 mph. Jacksonville is the coolest major city at 74°F, with a 68°F low, 79% humidity, and 17 mph winds gusting to 34 mph.
Miami’s rain intensifies Monday, with an 86°F high, 84% humidity, and 11.8mm of precipitation before easing to 37% rain chance Tuesday at 82°F. Tampa climbs to 86°F Monday before cooling to 82°F Tuesday, then dips to 77°F by Friday. Orlando drops to 80°F Tuesday with a 67°F low before rebounding to 82°F Thursday, where a 22% rain chance returns with 3.5mm of precipitation. Jacksonville edges up to 76°F Tuesday with a 64°F low.