Miami is bracing for its wettest stretch of the week, with Sunday’s rain probability surging to 93% and projected precipitation of 25.8mm, according to National Weather Service data — the highest rain chance recorded across any Florida city in this forecast period.
Miami leads today’s rain activity with an 85°F high, a 76°F low, 81% humidity, and a 56% rain chance with winds gusting to 18 mph. Tampa sits drier at 84°F with only a 12% rain chance and gusts reaching 26 mph. Orlando reaches 83°F with a 34% rain chance and 22 mph gusts. Jacksonville is the coolest and driest major city today, topping out at 74°F with a 69°F low and a 0% rain chance.
Conditions deteriorate sharply by Sunday across the peninsula. Miami drops to 80°F while rain chances climb to 93% and gusts hit 24 mph. Tampa falls to 77°F Sunday with a 60% rain chance and 15.3mm of precipitation before rebounding to 83°F Tuesday under clear skies. Orlando cools to 77°F Sunday, then slides further to 74°F by Wednesday with a 0% rain chance. Miami continues wet into Monday at 78°F with an 83% rain chance and 17.9mm of precipitation.