Orlando leads Florida’s weather extremes today with an 82% rain chance and 2.3mm of precipitation, while Tampa enjoys completely dry conditions at 84°F with 0% rain probability, according to National Weather Service data.
Miami reaches 79°F with 65% humidity and 34% rain chance, experiencing winds up to 16 mph with gusts hitting 17 mph. Tampa climbs to 84°F with just 46% humidity and 9 mph winds gusting to 11 mph. Orlando matches Miami’s 80°F high but faces 58% humidity and stronger 12 mph winds with 13 mph gusts. Jacksonville also hits 79°F with 59% humidity and 11 mph winds gusting to 12 mph.
Thursday brings significant temperature drops across northern cities, with Tampa falling to 65°F overnight and Jacksonville dropping to 62°F, while both cities climb to matching 84°F and 85°F highs respectively. Orlando experiences a similar pattern, dropping to 64°F before rising to 84°F. Miami maintains steadier temperatures, cooling only to 73°F overnight with a 78°F high and 33% rain chance. By Friday, Tampa and Orlando both reach 86°F highs with Orlando’s rain chance dropping to just 4%.