Orlando is on track to reach 97°F by Monday, the highest temperature recorded across any Florida city this weekend, according to National Weather Service data — a 7-degree jump from its Saturday high of 90°F that stands as the most extreme short-term temperature swing in the current forecast period.
In Miami, Saturday’s high of 91°F comes with a 59% rain chance and winds up to 11 mph, with 4.0mm of precipitation expected. Tampa reaches 90°F today with 0% rain chance and 66% humidity, while Orlando sits at 90°F with only a 9% rain chance. Jacksonville tops out at 89°F with 64% humidity and gusts reaching 10 mph, carrying just a 4% rain chance and 0.2mm of precipitation.
Miami climbs to 92°F Sunday before pulling back to 89°F Monday, when rain chances drop to 38%. Tampa surges to 92°F Sunday under clear skies, then holds at 91°F Monday with 0% rain chance and humidity falling to 60%. Orlando peaks at 97°F Monday before cooling to 94°F Tuesday, when rain chances jump to 40% and 10.7mm of precipitation is forecast. Jacksonville’s Sunday high holds at 89°F with an 18% rain chance and gusts up to 14 mph.