Orlando is forecast to reach 99°F by Friday, June 12 — the highest temperature in the statewide outlook — while Tampa faces a 42% rain chance Wednesday, according to National Weather Service data. That 14-degree spread between Orlando’s Friday high and Jacksonville’s current 85°F marks the most dramatic temperature contrast across the state today.
In Miami, Tuesday brings a high of 89°F and a low of 79°F under cloudy skies, with 74% humidity and winds up to 14 mph and zero rain chance. Tampa reaches 90°F today with a low of 77°F, 61% humidity, and gusts up to 11 mph. Orlando also hits 90°F Tuesday with a low of 74°F, an 18% rain chance, and winds gusting to 12 mph. Jacksonville tops out at 85°F with a low of 74°F, 62% humidity, and only a 4% chance of rain.
The most significant shifts arrive midweek and beyond. Jacksonville surges to 92°F Wednesday before climbing to 98°F Thursday, where winds gust to 19 mph. Orlando matches that 98°F Thursday before peaking at 99°F Friday with 58% humidity. Tampa draws 3.5mm of precipitation Wednesday, then 6.5mm Friday under a 34% rain chance, before clearing to 91°F Saturday. Miami cools slightly to 85°F Thursday and holds there Friday, with humidity dropping to 65%.