Orlando is forecast to reach a scorching 97°F by Monday, June 15 — the highest temperature recorded across any Florida city in this forecast period — while Tampa faces a 55% rain chance today with 7.8mm of precipitation expected, according to National Weather Service data.
Tampa leads Friday’s rain activity with an 88°F high, 76°F low, 68% humidity, and winds up to 11 mph. Orlando hits 87°F today with a 52% rain chance and gusts reaching 13 mph. Miami stays dry under clouds at 90°F with 67% humidity and zero rain chance. Jacksonville remains mostly clear at 88°F, just 58% humidity, 4% rain chance, and winds as low as 5 mph.
Orlando’s temperatures escalate sharply — 92°F Saturday, 94°F Sunday, then 97°F Monday before rain returns Wednesday at 84°F with an 88% rain chance and 21 mph gusts. Jacksonville surges to 97°F Sunday with an 18% rain chance. Tampa reverses course, climbing to 91°F Saturday with only a 1% rain chance before rain returns Wednesday at 50%. Miami’s rain chances build steadily — 21% Saturday, 34% Sunday, 38% Monday, 59% Tuesday, and 85% by Wednesday at 85°F.