Orlando leads Florida’s wettest conditions Sunday with an 87% rain chance and 1.2mm precipitation expected, according to National Weather Service data. Miami experiences a 37% rain chance with temperatures holding steady at 81°F, while Tampa sees just 22% rain probability despite reaching 86°F. Jacksonville remains the driest major city with 0% rain chance and clear skies at 85°F.
Miami maintains 81°F highs with 72% humidity and 14 mph winds, while Tampa climbs to 86°F with lower 53% humidity and lighter 7 mph winds. Orlando sits at 83°F with 63% humidity and gentle 6 mph breezes, contrasting Jacksonville’s 85°F temperature paired with 56% humidity and 10 mph winds. Wind gusts reach 14 mph in Miami and just 5 mph in Tampa.
Monday brings cooling trends across central Florida as Orlando drops to 68°F lows while maintaining 85°F highs with 79% rain chances. Tampa experiences a significant temperature swing from 86°F to 69°F overnight with 83°F Monday highs. Miami cools slightly to 80°F highs and 73°F lows with rain chances dropping to 7%. Jacksonville sees the most dramatic overnight cooling from 85°F to 63°F lows with 82°F Monday highs and 37% rain probability.