A 13-degree temperature spread from Jacksonville’s 73°F high to Miami’s 86°F stretches across Florida on Wednesday, while Orlando carries the highest rain probability in the state at 10% today before surging to 78% by Sunday, according to National Weather Service data.
In Miami, a high of 86°F with a low of 76°F accompanies a 33% rain chance, 82% humidity, and gusts reaching 16 mph. Tampa sits at 83°F with a 69°F low, zero rain chance, and the strongest gusts in today’s data at 28 mph. Orlando reaches 82°F with a 73°F low, 73% humidity, and winds gusting to 31 mph. Jacksonville posts the coolest high at 73°F, a low of 68°F, zero rain chance, and gusts of 28 mph.
By Thursday, Miami climbs to 87°F with a 78°F low and a 14% rain chance, while Orlando’s rain probability jumps to 30% with a 70°F low. Tampa holds at 83°F Thursday before rising to 85°F Friday with a 12% rain chance. The most dramatic shift arrives Sunday: Orlando drops to a 74°F high with a 78% rain chance and 19.2mm of precipitation projected, while Tampa falls to 76°F with a 48% rain chance and 14.2mm. By Monday, Orlando bottoms at 71°F with an 84% rain chance and 22.1mm of precipitation forecast.