
Jacksonville Hits 100°F Monday as Orlando Faces 93% Rain Chance Friday
Florida temperatures swing wildly this week, with Jacksonville reaching 100°F Monday and Orlando bracing for heavy Friday rain.

Florida temperatures swing wildly this week, with Jacksonville reaching 100°F Monday and Orlando bracing for heavy Friday rain.

Florida temperatures surge this weekend with Orlando and Jacksonville pushing triple digits and Tampa rain chances rising to 67% by Thursday.

Jacksonville leads Florida's heat Tuesday at 97°F while Orlando faces a 30% rain chance Wednesday, per National Weather Service data.

Florida temperatures swing wildly Saturday, with Orlando nearing 100°F by Tuesday while Miami sees rain at 55%.

Florida's interior cities face dangerous heat and heavy rain chances through the weekend, per National Weather Service data.

Jacksonville leads Florida with a scorching 97°F high Friday while Tampa and Orlando face rain chances above 50%.

Florida sees a 17-degree temperature spread across four cities Saturday, with heavy rain targeting Miami and Jacksonville next week.

Florida's statewide forecast shows a 19-degree temperature spread and certainty of heavy rain in Miami by Wednesday.

Florida temperatures swing from 86°F in Tampa to 97°F in Orlando over the next three days, per National Weather Service data.

Jacksonville faces a dangerous 101°F high Friday as Orlando climbs to 97°F and Miami reaches 94°F Wednesday.

Orlando faces a 98°F spike Thursday while Miami stays clear at 93°F and Orlando carries a 69% rain chance today.

A 6-degree temperature spread across four Florida cities headlines a volatile week of heat and rain through July 4.

Florida's June 28 forecast spans a 21-degree spread from Miami lows to Jacksonville highs, with heavy rain threatening multiple cities.

Jacksonville leads Florida with a 96°F high Saturday as Orlando reaches 94°F and Miami stays dry at 90°F.

Orlando leads Florida with a 94°F high Thursday while a 21-degree spread hits Jacksonville overnight, per National Weather Service data.

A 17-degree temperature spread separates Orlando and Miami on Thursday, April 23, 2026, per National Weather Service data.