Miami faces the state’s highest precipitation risk with a 94% rain chance and winds gusting to 19 mph, according to National Weather Service data. Tampa reaches 79°F with 38% rain chance and 21 mph wind gusts, while Orlando hits 74°F with 62% rain chance and 18 mph gusts. Jacksonville stays driest at 70°F with 0% rain chance and lighter 16 mph gusts.
Miami maintains steady 77°F highs through Tuesday with rain chances dropping from 77% Monday to 88% Tuesday, producing 5.3mm and 10.0mm precipitation respectively. Tampa climbs from 79°F Monday to 83°F Tuesday with minimal 12% and 4% rain chances. Orlando rises from 77°F Monday to 78°F Tuesday with 38% rain chances both days. Jacksonville jumps from 78°F Monday to 82°F Tuesday with 0% rain chance continuing.
Wednesday brings Miami’s first break with 78°F and 10% rain chance, while Tampa holds at 83°F with 6% chance. Orlando surges to 85°F Wednesday with 12% rain chance, and Jacksonville reaches similar temperatures. Thursday sees Miami at 79°F with 43% rain chance, Tampa steady at 83°F with 0% chance, Orlando peaks at 86°F with 0% chance, and Jacksonville maintaining dry conditions.