Orlando is on track to reach 99°F by Thursday, June 18 — the highest temperature in the statewide forecast this week — while Miami faces an 80% rain chance by Sunday, June 21, according to National Weather Service data. That 12-degree spread between Orlando’s peak and Jacksonville’s current high of 87°F underscores a sharp inland-coastal temperature divide across the peninsula Tuesday.
Miami tops out at 94°F today with 65% humidity and winds up to 17 mph, carrying a 0% rain chance. Tampa reaches 91°F with 66% humidity and 15 mph winds, also rain-free. Orlando hits 91°F today with a 4% rain chance, while Jacksonville reaches 87°F with gusts up to 19 mph and a 7% rain chance.
Orlando climbs to 98°F Wednesday with a 33% rain chance before peaking at 99°F Thursday. Tampa jumps to 94°F Wednesday with a 12% rain chance, then drops to 90°F Thursday. Jacksonville rises to 96°F Thursday. Miami cools slightly to 92°F Wednesday before rain arrives Thursday at 87°F with a 36% chance and 2.3mm of precipitation. Orlando’s heaviest rain hits Friday at 70% and Saturday at 82% with 17.7mm of precipitation. Tampa’s wettest day arrives Friday with a 68% rain chance and 5.1mm.