A dramatic split in Florida’s weather pattern is emerging this week, with Miami facing a 75% rain chance by Sunday and 17.8mm of precipitation while Jacksonville holds at a cool 57°F low Friday, according to National Weather Service data.
Miami leads today with a high of 85°F, low of 71°F, 65% humidity, and zero rain chance under clear skies with gusts to 15 mph. Tampa reaches 81°F with a low of 63°F, 64% humidity, and just a 1% rain chance with gusts hitting 21 mph. Orlando tops out at 82°F, dropping to 63°F overnight, with winds gusting to 24 mph and 0% rain chance. Jacksonville is the coolest major city today at 79°F high and 59°F low, with 61% humidity and gusts to 19 mph.
Miami’s deterioration accelerates through the weekend: Friday brings a 25% rain chance and a 79°F high, Saturday climbs to 41% rain chance with 3.3mm of precipitation, and by Monday humidity surges to 91% with gusts reaching 22 mph and a high of only 74°F. Tampa bucks the trend entirely, staying clear through Sunday at 82°F with gusts climbing to 36 mph. Orlando cools to 72°F by Monday. Jacksonville drops to a low of 57°F on Friday before moderating.