Miami’s forecast carries the week’s most dramatic weather shift, with today’s 91°F high and a 16% rain chance giving way to a 53% rain probability and 4.3mm of precipitation by Thursday, according to National Weather Service data. That 22-degree gap between Miami’s 91°F today and Tampa’s 69°F overnight low underscores how differently Florida’s regions are behaving Monday.
Tampa sits under clear skies with a 86°F high, 70°F low, 69% humidity, and zero rain chance, with gusts reaching 21 mph. Orlando reaches 89°F with a 71°F low, 72% humidity, and 0% rain chance under clear conditions, with gusts up to 17 mph. Jacksonville posts an 84°F high and 69°F low, 68% humidity, and 0% rain chance, with the day’s strongest sustained winds at 10 mph and gusts hitting 22 mph. Miami, by contrast, carries 78% humidity and gusts to 13 mph alongside its 16% rain chance today.
By Wednesday, Miami drops to 86°F while Orlando falls to 84°F and Jacksonville eases to 83°F. Tampa holds at 85°F through Wednesday with 0% rain chance. Thursday brings Miami’s 53% rain chance and a low of 76°F, while Tampa stays dry at 85°F with 78% humidity. Saturday collapses Miami to 78°F with 96% humidity, Tampa to 77°F, and Orlando to 80°F with 89% humidity.