Orlando is posting the state’s highest temperature today at 95°F, a 10-degree spread above Jacksonville’s 85°F high, according to National Weather Service data. Tampa reaches 93°F with only a 21% rain chance, while Miami sits at 89°F with 75% humidity and gusts up to 18 mph.
Orlando’s low tonight drops to 77°F with winds gusting to 15 mph and a 24% rain chance on 1.6mm of precipitation. Tampa’s 80°F low comes with 79% humidity and 15 mph gusts. Jacksonville carries the highest rain probability today at 41%, with 4.7mm of precipitation expected and winds gusting to 13 mph. Miami’s 26% rain chance accompanies just 1.3mm of precipitation at 7 mph sustained winds.
The most dramatic shift arrives in Jacksonville Monday, where the high collapses to 75°F and rain probability surges to 76% with 29.8mm of precipitation. Orlando climbs to a Monday peak of 96°F before plunging to 83°F Tuesday with a 36% rain chance. Tampa drops from Monday’s 87°F to 80°F by Tuesday, then hits an 84% rain chance Wednesday with 17.0mm of precipitation. Miami cools to 85°F by Tuesday as humidity climbs to 89% and rain probability rises to 38% with 7.7mm forecast.