Orlando is forecast to reach 98°F by Monday, August 10, marking the widest temperature spread in the state this week, according to National Weather Service data. Tampa carries the highest single-day rain chance at 47% Friday, with gusts reaching 21 mph — the strongest winds reported across any city today.
Orlando tops Friday’s highs at 89°F with a low of 73°F and only a 13% rain chance, while Jacksonville matches that 89°F high with a low of 76°F and just 4% rain probability. Tampa sits at 86°F with a 73°F low and 47% rain chance under cloudy skies. Miami reaches 86°F with a 79°F low, 43% rain chance, and 72% humidity with winds up to 12 mph.
Tampa climbs to 90°F Saturday with rain chances rising to 51%, then surges to 92°F Sunday before peaking at 94°F Monday. Orlando jumps to 96°F Saturday — a 7-degree single-day spike — and holds 96°F Sunday before hitting 98°F Monday with 64% humidity. Miami’s rain chance drops sharply from 43% Friday to 29% Saturday, then collapses to 5% Sunday at 88°F. Jacksonville’s Saturday rain chance rises to 43% with 7.4mm of precipitation expected.