Tampa’s high of 90°F on Thursday stands as the warmest reading across Florida’s major cities today, while a 63% rain chance forecast for Saturday signals a significant weekend shift, according to National Weather Service data. Miami’s 45% rain chance and 3.5mm of precipitation make it the wettest city today, even as temperatures hold at 89°F.
Tampa hits 90°F with only a 12% rain chance and winds gusting to 15 mph under clear skies, while Orlando reaches 89°F with just a 9% rain chance and gusts to 16 mph. Miami’s low of 81°F keeps overnight temperatures elevated at 75% humidity, and Jacksonville posts the coolest low at 70°F under clear skies with zero rain chance and winds gusting to 12 mph. Orlando’s humidity sits at 72%, the driest reading among the four cities today.
Saturday brings the sharpest temperature drops statewide: Tampa falls to a high of 76°F — down 14 degrees from today — with 22.4mm of precipitation and gusts reaching 24 mph. Orlando drops to 76°F Saturday with a 53% rain chance and 18.6mm of rain, while Jacksonville cools to 74°F. Miami slides to 87°F Saturday before falling further to 81°F Sunday, when gusts climb to 21 mph and humidity reaches 88%. By Tuesday, Miami’s high drops to 76°F and Orlando reaches 74°F.