Orlando leads the state with a 92°F high Wednesday — a 16-degree spread above Miami’s 76°F low — while Tampa and Jacksonville remain partly cloudy with minimal rain chances, according to National Weather Service data. Miami carries a 20% rain chance today with winds gusting to 19 mph, while Orlando records 0% precipitation probability despite reaching the day’s statewide peak temperature.
Tampa hits 90°F today with only a 13% rain chance and 67% humidity, while Jacksonville reaches 89°F with gusts to 20 mph and a 15% rain chance. Miami’s low of 81°F contrasts with Jacksonville’s 78°F overnight floor. Orlando’s low of 77°F comes with 61% humidity and winds up to 15 mph, while Tampa’s 76°F low is the coolest of the four cities today.
Thursday brings a sharp reversal: Tampa’s rain chance jumps to 74% with 14.6mm of precipitation expected and a high dropping to 85°F. Orlando falls to 84°F Thursday with a 75% rain chance and gusts reaching 20 mph. Jacksonville cools to 80°F Thursday with 83% humidity and 7.5mm of rain. By Friday, Miami’s rain chance climbs to 72% with 15.0mm forecast, while Orlando rebounds to 89°F with only a 24% chance of rain. Orlando then surges to 94°F Saturday before Jacksonville’s Friday low bottoms out at 71°F — the coolest reading in the three-day outlook.