Orlando is poised to reach 96°F by Monday, the highest forecast temperature across the state this weekend, according to National Weather Service data — a stark contrast to Miami’s comparatively mild 92°F high today and Jacksonville’s 88°F ceiling Saturday.
Miami tops out at 92°F today with a 34% rain chance and 67% humidity, dropping to a low of 81°F overnight with winds up to 11 mph. Tampa reaches 88°F Saturday with a 30% rain chance and 72% humidity, winds holding at 8 mph. Orlando sits at 90°F today with just a 5% rain chance and 59% humidity, the driest conditions among the four cities. Jacksonville matches Tampa at 88°F with a 33% rain chance, 69% humidity, and gusts reaching 12 mph, with 4.4mm of precipitation already recorded Saturday.
Sunday brings Orlando surging to 95°F with a 67% rain chance and 7.7mm of precipitation expected. Jacksonville climbs to 91°F Sunday with gusts hitting 20 mph. Tampa rises to 90°F Sunday before jumping to 93°F Monday, when its rain chance peaks at 52% and precipitation reaches 18.8mm — the heaviest single-day total in the three-day outlook. Miami eases to 89°F Monday with rain chances falling to 23%, while Orlando holds at 96°F Monday with 12.7mm of precipitation and gusts of 17 mph.