Tampa reached the state’s highest temperature at 87°F Friday while Orlando recorded the heaviest rainfall at 8.7mm, according to National Weather Service data. Miami maintained milder conditions with an 80°F high and 75°F low under cloudy skies with 74% humidity.
Tampa experienced a 19-degree temperature spread from 87°F to 68°F with 69% rain chance and 5.2mm precipitation, while Jacksonville hit 82°F with a 67°F low and 60% rain probability. Orlando’s 84°F high came with 50% rain chance and winds gusting to 23 mph, compared to Miami’s 22 mph gusts and 26% precipitation probability. Tampa recorded 73% humidity with 13 mph winds, while Jacksonville showed 72% humidity with 12 mph sustained winds.
Saturday brings Tampa to 86°F with 0% rain chance and clear conditions, while Jacksonville climbs to 86°F with just 9% precipitation probability. Orlando rises to 85°F Saturday before reaching 87°F Sunday with clear skies and only 4% rain chance. Miami drops to 78°F Saturday and Sunday with rain chances of 23% and 83% respectively, while Tampa falls to 82°F Sunday with continued dry conditions.