Miami’s 51% rain chance leads Florida’s stormiest forecast Thursday, with 2.3mm of precipitation expected in the city, according to National Weather Service data. Tampa carries a 34% rain chance today at a high of 91°F, while Orlando sits dry at 90°F with a 0% rain chance and Jacksonville reaches 89°F under clouds with no precipitation forecast.
Miami hits 91°F today with a low of 82°F, 70% humidity, and winds up to 12 mph. Tampa’s low of 75°F gives the city a 16-degree spread against its 91°F high, with gusts reaching only 9 mph. Orlando’s low drops to 73°F against a 90°F high at 64% humidity and 7 mph winds. Jacksonville records the lowest humidity of the four cities at 60%, with a high of 89°F and a low of 73°F.
Tampa heats aggressively through the weekend, climbing from 90°F Friday to 95°F Saturday, then 94°F Sunday before peaking at 97°F Monday with gusts hitting 20 mph. Orlando spikes to 97°F Saturday with a 42% rain chance and 4.1mm of precipitation — the heaviest single-day rainfall total in the three-day outlook across all four cities. Jacksonville jumps to 96°F Friday and 97°F Saturday with a 27% rain chance Friday. Miami cools slightly to 88°F Saturday before settling at 89°F Sunday with only a 17% rain chance.