Jacksonville leads Florida’s temperature range Saturday with a high of 93°F and zero rain chance, while Miami carries a 46% rain probability and Tampa sits at 91°F with only 17% odds of precipitation, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando matches Jacksonville’s 91°F high today but faces a 45% rain chance with 3.6mm of precipitation expected, creating the sharpest single-day contrast between rain risk and dry conditions across the state.
Miami’s low tonight drops to 81°F with winds gusting to 12 mph and 66% humidity. Tampa’s low hits 77°F under cloudy skies with gusts reaching 11 mph. Orlando’s overnight low settles at 79°F with light winds gusting to 10 mph. Jacksonville records the lowest humidity in the state at 53%, with winds gusting to just 8 mph and a high of 93°F.
Orlando climbs to 93°F Sunday before surging to 97°F Monday, with rain chances holding at 28% and precipitation reaching 4.8mm. Jacksonville pushes to 94°F Sunday then 96°F Monday, where winds gust to 17 mph and rain probability hits 50%. Tampa’s rain chance jumps from 34% Sunday to 58% Tuesday and 62% Wednesday before peaking at 85% Thursday, when the high falls to 84°F. Miami drops from 92°F Sunday to 88°F Monday, then clears to a 0% rain chance Tuesday at 87°F.