Orlando’s 94°F high Sunday stands as the hottest reading across Florida’s major cities, while Miami faces the state’s highest rain probability at 72%, according to National Weather Service data. The 18-degree spread between Miami’s 76°F overnight low and Orlando’s 94°F afternoon peak marks the widest temperature gap across the state today.
Orlando reaches 94°F with only a 6% rain chance and winds at 8 mph, while Tampa hits 91°F under clear skies with zero precipitation and gusts up to 9 mph. Jacksonville climbs to 90°F with a 23% rain chance and 65% humidity. Miami tops out at 88°F with 5.4mm of precipitation expected, 63% humidity, and winds reaching 10 mph. Tampa’s 80°F low contrasts with Miami’s 76°F floor, while Jacksonville’s overnight low also settles at 79°F.
Orlando climbs further to 96°F by Wednesday, September 9, before Thursday brings 25.3mm of precipitation at a 45% rain chance. Tampa’s rain chance surges to 66% Thursday before winds drop to just 6 mph Friday. Jacksonville’s Monday rain probability spikes to 82% with 14.2mm forecast. Miami’s Tuesday low rises to 84°F as precipitation reaches 12.7mm, with humidity edging to 65%.