A 20-degree temperature spread from Jacksonville’s 68°F high to Miami’s 85°F high marks Monday as the most divided weather day across Florida this week, according to National Weather Service data, with Orlando carrying the highest rain probability at 38% and 2.6mm of expected precipitation.
In Orlando, winds gusting to 30 mph accompany an 81% humidity reading and a 66°F overnight low. Tampa sits at 79°F with a 65°F low, winds gusting to 28 mph, and a 21% rain chance despite clear skies. Miami’s 85°F high comes with 25 mph gusts, 67% humidity, and only a 15% rain chance. Jacksonville tops out at just 68°F under cloudy skies with 12 mph winds and 0% rain probability.
Tuesday brings Tampa to 81°F with rain chances dropping to 0%, while Orlando falls to 79°F and clears entirely. Miami cools slightly to 84°F with rain chances ticking up to 22%. Jacksonville rebounds to 71°F Tuesday before climbing further to 75°F by Wednesday. By Wednesday, Miami drops to 82°F with rain chances collapsing to 1%. Orlando holds at 79°F Wednesday with 0% rain and a 61°F low, while Tampa remains steady at 80°F.