Orlando is carrying the highest rain risk across Florida on Monday at 35%, with 1.8mm of precipitation expected and a high of only 87°F, according to National Weather Service data — a sharp contrast to Miami’s dry 94°F and Tampa’s rain-free 92°F that together create a 7-degree spread across the peninsula.
In Miami, winds reach 13 mph with 68% humidity and a 0% rain chance, while Tampa matches that dry outlook at 64% humidity and gusts also hitting 13 mph with a low of 76°F. Jacksonville sits at 90°F with a 22% rain chance and 0.7mm of precipitation falling under 61% humidity, with gusts reaching 19 mph. Orlando’s winds gust to 15 mph as the low drops to 77°F.
Orlando’s trajectory is the week’s most dramatic: Tuesday climbs to 94°F with a 25% rain chance, then surges to 97°F Wednesday and peaks at 98°F Thursday before retreating to 89°F Saturday. Jacksonville jumps to 96°F Wednesday under 73% humidity. Miami cools from 94°F to 88°F by Tuesday, where it holds through Friday, before a 63% rain chance arrives Saturday with 2.2mm of precipitation. Tampa reaches 94°F Thursday before easing to 88°F Saturday.