Orlando is forecast to reach 99°F on Sunday while Jacksonville is set to hit 101°F on Monday, marking the most extreme temperature readings in this weekend’s statewide outlook, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando’s 95°F high today comes with only 5 mph winds and 0% rain chance, while Jacksonville is already seeing a 31% rain chance Saturday with 0.9mm of precipitation falling under cloudy skies.
Tampa tops today’s readings at 93°F with a low of 76°F, 64% humidity, and winds up to 7 mph — carrying zero rain chance. Miami sits at 92°F with a low of 82°F, 65% humidity, and gusts reaching 17 mph with no precipitation. Jacksonville’s 93°F high today drops to a low of 75°F under active rain. Orlando’s low of 76°F pairs with 61% humidity and the lightest winds in the state at just 5 mph.
By Sunday, Jacksonville surges to 99°F with a low of 71°F and a 29% rain chance producing 2.5mm. Tampa carries a 34% rain chance Sunday with 2.7mm expected and a high of 93°F. Orlando climbs to 99°F Tuesday before Wednesday brings 35% rain chance and 9.8mm of precipitation with gusts hitting 28 mph. Tampa’s Thursday forecast turns sharply wet at 67% rain chance with 4.2mm falling and a high of only 88°F. Orlando’s Thursday high collapses to 78°F with a 100% rain chance and 26.3mm of precipitation projected.