A 22-degree spread between Miami’s 88°F high and Jacksonville’s 66°F high on Sunday marks the most dramatic north-south temperature contrast across Florida today, according to National Weather Service data. Miami’s 43% rain chance and 82% humidity stand in sharp contrast to Tampa’s clear skies and dry 65% humidity, underscoring a split-state weather pattern.
Miami tops the state at 88°F with a 74°F low, 43% rain chance, 4.3mm of precipitation, and wind gusts reaching 26 mph. Tampa sits at 81°F with a 64°F low, zero rain chance, and gusts up to 28 mph. Orlando reaches 80°F with a 67°F low, no rain today, but winds gusting to 30 mph. Jacksonville is the coolest major city at 66°F, with a 61°F low, 65% humidity, and gusts hitting 31 mph — the highest in the state today.
By Monday, Jacksonville climbs to 70°F while its low drops to 58°F, and Orlando carries a 29% rain chance at 80°F. Tuesday brings cooling across the board: Miami falls to 82°F, Orlando to 78°F, and Jacksonville reaches 72°F with a 54°F low. Miami continues dropping through the week, hitting 81°F Wednesday and 73°F by Friday, when its rain chance falls to 0%.