Tampa is absorbing the heaviest rainfall in the state today, with 48.7mm of precipitation forecast and a 74% rain chance, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando follows with 30.8mm expected and an 86% rain chance — the highest probability of any city today — while Jacksonville records 6.2mm and Miami sees 17.3mm under an 83% rain chance.
In Tampa, winds are gusting up to 26 mph with a high of 80°F and a low of 70°F at 89% humidity. Orlando matches Tampa’s 80°F high and 70°F low, with gusts reaching 23 mph and humidity at 91%. Jacksonville hits a 79°F high and 71°F low, with gusts also at 25 mph and humidity at 83%. Miami’s high of 79°F and low of 76°F make it the warmest overnight city, with gusts up to 20 mph and humidity at 86%.
Tampa flips dramatically Tuesday, jumping to an 87°F high with only an 8% rain chance as skies clear. Miami’s rain chance climbs to 88% Tuesday before easing to 52% Wednesday and dropping to 27% Thursday at a high of 83°F. Orlando’s rain chance falls to 27% Tuesday and reaches 0% by Thursday, when the low dips to 68°F. Jacksonville holds at 79°F Tuesday with a 34% rain chance before clouds clear Wednesday at 80°F.