Tampa’s 94°F high Thursday stands as the most extreme reading across the state, a 7-degree gap above Miami’s 87°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami carries the highest rain probability at 59%, with gusts reaching 22 mph and 6.0mm of precipitation expected, while Jacksonville records a 0% rain chance despite winds gusting to 26 mph.
Tampa’s 94°F high pairs with a 77°F low, 68% humidity, and gusts hitting 27 mph, with only a 6% rain chance. Orlando reaches 90°F with 72% humidity, winds gusting to 27 mph, and a 14% rain chance. Jacksonville tops out at 87°F with a 74°F low and 68% humidity. Miami’s 79°F overnight low leads all cities for warmest minimum temperature Thursday.
Tampa cools from 94°F Thursday to 89°F by Saturday, then drops further to 85°F Sunday when rain chances jump to 45%. Orlando slides from 90°F to 86°F Saturday, with Sunday’s rain chance climbing to 46% and 9.8mm of precipitation. Miami dips to 85°F Saturday under clouds before Sunday’s 53% rain chance returns. Jacksonville eases from 87°F Thursday to 85°F Saturday with 72°F lows both days.