A 21-degree temperature spread stretched across Florida Wednesday, with Tampa reaching 83°F while Miami remained at a cooler 77°F, according to National Weather Service data. Jacksonville hit 82°F with a low of 61°F and zero percent rain chance, while Orlando recorded 78°F with a 24 percent chance of rain and 2.4mm of precipitation expected.
Miami experienced rainy conditions with 65 percent humidity and winds gusting up to 17 mph, while Tampa stayed dry with 59 percent humidity and 22 mph wind gusts. Orlando faced 67 percent humidity with 18 mph gusts, and Jacksonville maintained 67 percent humidity with lighter 18 mph gusts.
Thursday brings warming trends with Tampa climbing to 84°F and Jacksonville reaching 85°F, while Miami rises slightly to 78°F and Orlando jumps to 83°F. Friday temperatures continue climbing with Orlando hitting 84°F and Tampa reaching 85°F, while Miami holds steady at 78°F and Jacksonville drops to 82°F.