
Jacksonville Hits 104°F Wednesday as Tampa Faces 41% Rain Chance
Extreme heat and scattered storms target Florida cities through the week, with Jacksonville reaching dangerous highs.

Extreme heat and scattered storms target Florida cities through the week, with Jacksonville reaching dangerous highs.

A dangerous heat surge is targeting northeast and central Florida early next week, with temperatures exceeding 100°F in two cities.

Florida's northeast and central regions face extreme heat and heavy rain through the weekend, per National Weather Service data.

North and central Florida brace for extreme heat this week with Jacksonville reaching 101°F and heavy rain chances.

Jacksonville faces a dangerous 103°F high Tuesday while Orlando climbs to 97°F by Friday, per National Weather Service data.

Tampa leads Florida with a 95°F high Thursday while Orlando faces a 92% rain chance by Tuesday, June 30.

Orlando faces a 100°F high Thursday while Jacksonville recorded 22 mph gusts Tuesday, per National Weather Service data.

Florida's interior and northeast face dangerous heat this week, with Orlando and Jacksonville topping 99°F and 101°F respectively.