Tampa is bracing for its heaviest rain threat of the week with a 73% chance of precipitation Sunday — the highest rain probability across the state today — while Miami reaches a sweltering 92°F, according to National Weather Service data.
Tampa’s high of 85°F comes with 14.4mm of expected precipitation and winds gusting to 16 mph, with humidity sitting at 85%. Orlando carries a 59% rain chance with a high of 86°F, gusts reaching 20 mph, and 3.1mm of precipitation. Jacksonville, under cloudy skies at 86°F, faces a 33% rain chance with gusts hitting 20 mph and 7.1mm of precipitation already recorded. Miami’s 35% rain chance pairs with 79% humidity and gusts of 16 mph, while its overnight low holds at 82°F.
Tampa flips to clear skies Monday with a high of 88°F and a 0% rain chance, dropping to a low of 69°F by Tuesday. Orlando clears to 88°F Monday before cooling to 83°F by Wednesday, when a 28% rain chance returns. Jacksonville’s low falls to 65°F by Tuesday at a high of 83°F. Miami drops sharply to 86°F by Tuesday with only a 6% rain chance, then climbs back to 87°F Thursday as rain probability rises again to 38%.