Miami leads Tuesday’s rain threat with a 74% chance of precipitation and 4.8mm of rainfall expected, according to National Weather Service data, while Tampa carries a 53% rain chance and Jacksonville sits dry at just 1% — a 73-percentage-point spread that defines the day’s starkest contrast across Florida.
Miami hits a high of 90°F with a low of 80°F, winds up to 19 mph, and 63% humidity. Tampa reaches 89°F with a low of 77°F, 69% humidity, and winds at 14 mph. Orlando tops out at 88°F, a low of 78°F, and 57% humidity with zero rain chance. Jacksonville posts the day’s hottest high at 93°F, a low of 81°F, and just 54% humidity under mostly cloudy skies with winds barely reaching 7 mph.
The week’s most dramatic shift arrives in Tampa, where Friday’s rain chance surges to 94% with 16.4mm of precipitation and gusts hitting 20 mph — up from 38% Wednesday. Jacksonville climbs to 97°F by Thursday with gusts reaching 28 mph. Orlando jumps to 94°F Wednesday before rain returns Thursday at a 31% chance. Miami dries out Wednesday at 94°F with only a 2% rain chance, then swings back to an 88% rain chance by Sunday with a low of 85°F.