Orlando posted the highest temperature across major Florida cities Saturday at 91°F, while Miami’s rain probability escalates to 56% by Monday, according to National Weather Service data. Tampa matched Orlando’s heat category with a 90°F high, creating a 6-degree spread between the state’s hottest and coolest major markets on a rain-soaked Saturday.
Orlando reached 91°F with a low of 75°F, 81% humidity, and a 24% rain chance with gusts hitting 14 mph. Tampa hit 90°F, dropping to 75°F overnight, with 72% humidity and a 26% rain chance under gusts of 14 mph. Jacksonville reached 87°F with a 75°F low, 76% humidity, and 23% rain chance with gusts up to 16 mph. Miami recorded an 85°F high and 77°F low, with 82% humidity, 27% rain chance, and gusts reaching 13 mph.
Miami’s rain chance jumps from 27% Saturday to 46% Sunday, then peaks at 56% Monday as the low holds at 74°F. Orlando cools from 91°F Saturday to 86°F Monday, with rain chance dropping to 21%. Tampa slides from 90°F Saturday to 87°F Monday, with gusts easing from 14 mph to 13 mph. Jacksonville’s Monday high falls to 82°F with a low of 72°F.