Miami is bracing for its heaviest rain event of the week Tuesday, with an 80% chance of precipitation and 14.2mm of expected rainfall, according to National Weather Service data — the highest rain probability recorded across any Florida city today.
Miami tops out at 85°F with a low of 77°F, 84% humidity, and wind gusts reaching 17 mph. Tampa climbs to a statewide-leading 91°F under clear skies, with only a 26% rain chance and gusts up to 13 mph, despite a low of 75°F. Orlando reaches 87°F with a 13% rain chance and 81% humidity, while Jacksonville matches Orlando’s 87°F high but carries a 28% rain chance with gusts hitting 16 mph and 1.5mm of precipitation expected.
Tampa pushes to 92°F Wednesday before cooling to 89°F Thursday and dropping further to 86°F Friday, when winds gust to 22 mph and humidity falls to 73%. Orlando slides from 87°F Wednesday to 85°F Thursday — where a 32% rain chance and 23 mph gusts arrive — then drops sharply to 81°F Friday and 71°F by Sunday. Miami edges up from 85°F to 87°F Thursday before rain returns Friday at a 12% chance, then clears to 78°F Sunday with a 0% rain chance. Jacksonville’s Thursday high falls to 81°F.