Orlando’s 94°F high paired with a 67°F low — a 27-degree swing — headlines Florida’s weather Wednesday, while Jacksonville’s 93°F high against a 62°F low produces the state’s widest single-day spread at 31 degrees, according to National Weather Service data.
Orlando leads all cities with a 94°F high and 52% humidity, with winds barely reaching 5 mph. Jacksonville hits 93°F with just 49% humidity and gusts to 12 mph. Tampa reaches 87°F with a 71°F low and 60% humidity, gusts climbing to 16 mph. Miami tops out at 85°F with a 75°F low, 68% humidity, and winds up to 10 mph — the only city with a 0% rain chance and measurable overnight warmth holding above 75°F.
Jacksonville climbs to 98°F by Thursday with gusts hitting 22 mph, then pulls back to 91°F Friday as rain chances jump to 26%. Orlando pushes to 97°F Thursday before a Saturday rain chance of 35% arrives alongside a 96°F high and 2.7mm of projected precipitation. By Sunday, Orlando reaches 99°F with 0% rain chance, then drops to 87°F Monday with a 23% rain chance. Tampa holds at 87°F through Saturday before reaching 88°F Sunday with 17 mph winds and gusts to 19 mph, then falling to 81°F Monday. Miami’s Friday high returns to 85°F with humidity dropping to 58%.