Tampa faces a 92% rain chance and 11.6mm of precipitation by Sunday, September 20 — the highest rain probability in the current forecast period across any Florida city — according to National Weather Service data. Orlando, meanwhile, is tracking toward a high of 93°F on Friday, September 18, creating a striking contrast between the state’s west and central corridors.
In Tampa today, skies are rainy with a high of 87°F, a low of 77°F, humidity at 68%, and winds up to 10 mph with 14 mph gusts. Orlando sees a 44% rain chance Tuesday with a high of 86°F, a low of 77°F, and winds gusting to 14 mph. Miami is dry today at 89°F with 0% rain chance, 68% humidity, and gusts reaching 14 mph. Jacksonville sits at 88°F with just a 1% rain chance, 64% humidity, and gusts to 16 mph.
Wednesday brings Tampa up to 91°F with winds gusting to 25 mph and a 35% rain chance, while Jacksonville cools to 85°F with gusts hitting 21 mph. Miami introduces a 55% rain chance Wednesday at 89°F. Orlando drops its rain chance to just 6% Wednesday before surging to 62% by Saturday, September 19, at 92°F. Tampa holds at 91°F Saturday before Sunday’s 92% rain chance pulls the high back down to 85°F. Miami’s Friday high falls to 85°F with a 58% rain chance and 5.0mm of precipitation.