Tampa reached 83°F Wednesday with a 17-degree temperature spread to its 66°F low, marking the state’s highest temperature according to National Weather Service data. Miami recorded a narrower 4-degree range between its 77°F high and 73°F low with 12% rain chance and 66% humidity.
Jacksonville posted an 82°F high and 62°F low with 0% precipitation probability and winds up to 11 mph with 16 mph gusts. Orlando experienced a 78°F high and 64°F low with 28% rain chance and 2.4mm precipitation expected. Tampa maintained 0% rain probability with 62% humidity and winds reaching 12 mph with 20 mph gusts. Miami faced 16 mph winds with 17 mph gusts and 0.9mm precipitation potential.
Thursday brings Tampa to 84°F and Jacksonville to 85°F, both maintaining 0% rain chances. Orlando climbs to 83°F with reduced 18% precipitation probability while Miami rises to 78°F with increased 31% rain chance. Friday sees Tampa peak at 85°F with clear skies and Orlando reaching 84°F with just 4% rain probability.