Miami is facing the highest rain probability in the state Wednesday, with a 71% chance of precipitation and 6.0mm of rainfall expected, according to National Weather Service data. That threat intensifies sharply Thursday, when Miami’s rain chance surges to 87% with 30.5mm of precipitation forecast and humidity climbing to 91%.
Tampa reaches a high of 85°F Wednesday with only a 16% rain chance and winds gusting to 23 mph, while Orlando tops out at 87°F with just a 6% rain chance and near-zero precipitation. Jacksonville hits 85°F under clear skies but carries a 34% rain chance with 3.9mm of precipitation possible. Miami’s high of 83°F comes with 85% humidity and gusts reaching only 12 mph, the calmest winds among the four cities today.
Thursday brings Tampa’s warmest stretch, with the city surging to 91°F before dropping back to 86°F on Friday. Orlando holds steady at 87°F Thursday before cooling to 82°F Friday, when its rain chance jumps to 44% and 11.3mm of precipitation is expected. Jacksonville climbs to 88°F Thursday with winds gusting to 22 mph. By Saturday, Miami’s rain chance eases to 50% with a high of 86°F, while Tampa reaches 87°F with a 27% rain chance and Orlando matches that 86°F mark under a 28% rain probability.