Miami is posting the state’s highest temperature Thursday at 94°F with a 30% rain chance, the largest precipitation probability among monitored cities today, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando leads wind activity with gusts reaching 22 mph, while Jacksonville records 0% rain chance despite clouds and gusts of 23 mph — the strongest gusts statewide.
Miami’s low tonight drops to 76°F under 76% humidity, with winds gusting to 13 mph and 1.2mm of precipitation possible. Tampa reaches 91°F with gusts to 19 mph, a 22% rain chance, and humidity at 75%. Orlando hits 89°F with an 80% humidity reading and winds up to 11 mph. Jacksonville tops out at 85°F with 74% humidity and the day’s lightest winds at 11 mph sustained.
Miami cools sharply to 88°F Friday before settling at 85°F through the weekend, with rain chances collapsing from 16% Saturday to just 3% Sunday. Tampa drops to 86°F Friday with 0% rain chance, then climbs back to 90°F by Monday. Orlando falls to 82°F Saturday with only a 2% rain chance, then slides further to 81°F Sunday. Jacksonville’s low plunges to 59°F by Saturday, a 14-degree drop from Thursday’s 73°F overnight low.