Orlando is forecast to reach 96°F on Sunday — the highest temperature in the four-city forecast this weekend — while Tampa faces a 73% rain chance by Thursday, according to National Weather Service data. That spread, from Orlando’s 96°F peak to Jacksonville’s 72°F overnight low today, marks the widest temperature gap in the current forecast period.
Tampa leads today with a high of 92°F and a low of 79°F, with a 38% rain chance and winds gusting to 17 mph. Miami reaches 88°F with a 48% rain chance and humidity at 79%, with gusts up to 17 mph. Orlando hits 93°F today under mostly cloudy skies, with only a 24% rain chance and winds gusting to 16 mph. Jacksonville is the coolest of the four at 87°F, dropping to 72°F overnight, with a 35% rain chance and gusts reaching 15 mph.
Orlando climbs to 96°F Sunday before falling sharply to 85°F Monday and 83°F Tuesday, when rain chances jump to 61%. Tampa drops from 91°F Sunday to 82°F Monday, then faces a 66% rain chance Wednesday with 19.8mm of precipitation projected. Miami’s rain chance rises to 58% Sunday before easing to 21% Monday. Jacksonville cools to 84°F Sunday and 78°F Monday, when humidity reaches 97%.