Miami faces its wettest stretch of the week starting Monday, when rain probability surges to 74% and expected precipitation reaches 16.8mm, according to National Weather Service data. That 30-percentage-point jump from today’s 40% rain chance in Miami marks the sharpest single-day rainfall probability increase across the state Sunday into Monday.
Tampa leads all cities with the highest projected high of 90°F on Monday, under partly cloudy skies with gusts reaching 13 mph and only a 30% rain chance. Today, Tampa hits 88°F with 73% humidity and gusts up to 15 mph. Orlando sits at 87°F today with a 51% rain chance — the highest Sunday rain probability among inland cities — and 80% humidity with winds gusting to 15 mph. Jacksonville reaches 85°F today with 85% humidity, 49% rain odds, and 5.5mm of precipitation expected. Miami tops out at 86°F Sunday with 85% humidity and a modest 7.4mm of rain.
Miami cools steadily through the week, dropping from 84°F Monday to 81°F Tuesday and 80°F Wednesday, while rain chances remain elevated at 68% Tuesday and 59% Wednesday. Tampa dips to 86°F Tuesday before rebounding to 87°F Wednesday with a 45% rain chance and 10.4mm of precipitation. Orlando holds between 84°F and 85°F Monday through Wednesday. Jacksonville’s Monday high falls to 82°F with gusts climbing to 20 mph and 8.7mm of rain expected.