Tampa’s 91°F high Monday stands as the week’s opening extreme across the state, while Orlando faces a 78% rain chance Wednesday — the highest single-day probability in the forecast period, according to National Weather Service data. Miami’s comparatively modest 87°F high comes paired with only a 23% rain chance, creating a 16-point rain probability gap between the two cities on the same day.
Tampa leads Monday’s heat at 91°F with a low of 75°F, humidity at 68%, and winds gusting to 11 mph — with just a 5% rain chance. Orlando matches Tampa’s 91°F high but carries only a 4% rain chance, with humidity at 63% and winds at 13 mph. Jacksonville reaches 88°F with a 20% rain chance and 0.9mm of precipitation already logged. Miami sits at 87°F with a low of 80°F, 71% humidity, and winds up to 10 mph.
Tuesday brings Miami’s rain chance jumping to 47% with a high of 88°F, while Orlando drops to 87°F with a 48% rain chance and 7.7mm of precipitation expected. Tampa holds at 91°F Tuesday before sliding to 88°F Wednesday, when that 78% rain chance arrives alongside 8.4mm of rainfall and gusts reaching 19 mph. Orlando then surges to a week-high 97°F by Friday with a 0% rain chance, before Tampa climbs to 93°F Thursday with gusts hitting 22 mph.