Orlando is experiencing a guaranteed soaking Thursday, with a 100% rain chance and 17.2mm of precipitation forecast, the highest rainfall total among major Florida cities today, according to National Weather Service data. Tampa is close behind with a 77% rain chance and 4.6mm of precipitation, while Miami sits at 70% with 7.7mm expected under winds gusting to 17 mph.
Orlando’s high reaches 86°F against a low of 76°F, with humidity at 79% and winds gusting to 17 mph. Tampa tops out at 85°F with a low of 76°F, humidity at 80%, and gusts reaching 11 mph. Miami’s high of 86°F pairs with a low of 80°F and 76% humidity. Jacksonville sees the lightest rain exposure today at just 40%, with a high of 85°F, a low of 76°F, and winds gusting to 12 mph.
Orlando surges to 94°F Friday as rain chances collapse to 18%, then holds at 92°F Saturday before climbing back to 93°F Sunday. Miami’s rain chance spikes to 98% Friday with 16.8mm of precipitation before dropping sharply to 12% Saturday. Jacksonville jumps to 92°F Friday with a 38% rain chance, then holds at 92°F Saturday with a 33% chance. Tampa flips to dry conditions Friday at 89°F, reaching 88°F Saturday with 0% rain and gusts hitting 19 mph.