A 22-degree temperature gap between Orlando and Jacksonville headlines Florida’s weather Wednesday, with Orlando reaching 92°F while Jacksonville struggles to 78°F, according to National Weather Service data. Tampa leads all cities today at 93°F with a 32% rain chance, while Miami sits at 91°F with 0% precipitation probability and 66% humidity.
Tampa’s 93°F high comes with 17 mph winds and gusts also hitting 17 mph, with 0.8mm of precipitation possible. Orlando reaches 92°F with a low of 77°F, 58% humidity, and only a 7% rain chance. Miami’s 91°F high pairs with a 79°F overnight low and winds up to 14 mph. Jacksonville’s 78°F high — the coolest in the state today — carries a 17% rain chance, 76% humidity, and gusts reaching 19 mph.
Orlando’s trajectory is the most dramatic in the three-day outlook, climbing from 94°F Thursday to 96°F Friday before reaching 100°F Sunday. Tampa rises to 95°F Thursday before easing to 91°F Friday. Jacksonville jumps 10 degrees to 88°F Thursday, then pulls back to 85°F Friday with humidity spiking to 86%. Miami holds at 91°F Thursday with a 14% rain chance before dipping to 87°F Friday.