
Orlando Hits 91°F as Miami Rain Chance Climbs to 56% Monday
Orlando leads Florida's Saturday highs at 91°F while Miami faces a 56% rain chance by Monday, per National Weather Service.

Orlando leads Florida's Saturday highs at 91°F while Miami faces a 56% rain chance by Monday, per National Weather Service.

Florida's four major cities see sharply diverging weather patterns through the weekend, with Tampa and Orlando leading extremes.

Florida sees a 35-degree rain chance spread across four cities on Monday, September 14, 2026.

Florida cities see wildly divergent Labor Day weather, from Jacksonville's soaking rains to Orlando's partly cloudy skies.

Orlando leads Florida with a 94°F high while Miami braces for heavy rain at 72% probability this Sunday.

Florida sees a 22-degree spread across cities Friday as Jacksonville absorbs the heaviest rainfall of the day.

Florida's Gulf Coast and Central regions face a wet week ahead with temperatures swinging sharply through Thursday.

Florida cities see wildly divergent Sunday weather, from Jacksonville's heavy rain to Orlando's zero percent rain chance.

Florida temperatures and rain chances shift dramatically across four cities from Saturday through Tuesday, August 29–September 1, 2026.

Florida cities face a wide temperature and rain spread Friday, with Orlando topping 98°F by Monday.

Tampa reaches a scorching 97°F by Monday while Miami faces a 51% rain chance Thursday, according to National Weather Service data.

Florida temperatures swing wildly Monday with Orlando reaching 92°F and Miami facing 44% rain chances statewide.

Florida cities split between soaking rain and scorching heat on Friday, August 14, 2026, per National Weather Service data.

Tampa's 82% rain chance and Jacksonville's 96°F high headline a split weather day across Florida on August 4.

Florida cities see wildly divergent rain chances Monday, from Orlando's dry 0% to Jacksonville's near-certain 99%.

Florida cities see sharply diverging weather this weekend, with Miami rain chances climbing to 87% by Thursday.

A 9-degree temperature spread and a 92% rain chance in Orlando headline Florida's volatile weather pattern through the weekend.

A soaking week ahead for Tampa while Jacksonville bakes near 97°F, according to Tuesday's Florida forecast data.

Tampa's 90% rain chance leads Florida's stormiest Friday while Jacksonville and Miami both push into the low 90s.

Orlando sees a 35% rain chance Monday while Miami hits 94°F and Tampa stays dry at 92°F, per National Weather Service data.

Florida temperatures swing wildly Friday, with Jacksonville nearing 99°F Sunday and Orlando rain chances spiking to 95% by Wednesday.

Jacksonville braces for 33.2mm of rain Saturday while Orlando climbs toward triple digits by Monday.

Florida sees wide weather contrasts June 10, with Jacksonville soaked and Orlando heating toward a 97°F weekend.

Miami braces for heavy rain Thursday while Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville stay dry under cloudy skies.

Florida kicks off June with a 19-degree temperature spread across four cities, led by Jacksonville's stormy Monday forecast.

Florida cities see scattered rain and highs near 90°F statewide on Sunday, May 31, 2026.

A 16-degree temperature spread and heavy rain threaten multiple Florida cities this Saturday, May 30.

Florida sees a 19-degree temperature spread Friday, with Jacksonville soaking under rain and Tampa staying mostly dry.

Heavy rain soaks Orlando and Tampa Thursday while Miami braces for a 98% rain chance Friday.

Florida sees a 16-degree spread across four cities Wednesday, with heavy rain threatening Tampa and Orlando by Thursday.

Tampa reaches 91°F while Orlando and Jacksonville top 89°F and 95°F respectively across Florida Tuesday.

Florida sees a 15-degree temperature spread Saturday, with Tampa soaking and Orlando baking through the holiday weekend.

A 21-degree temperature spread and near-certain Miami rainfall define Florida's weather picture on May 18, 2026.

Tampa and Miami headline a dramatic Florida weather split this weekend, with heat surging west and rain soaking the south.

A soaking storm system targets Jacksonville Tuesday while South Florida bakes under clouds and heat Monday.

A 23-degree temperature spread and 93% rain chance by Thursday define Florida's volatile May 9 forecast.

Orlando leads Florida's heat this week while Miami faces guaranteed rain by Tuesday, April 30 forecasts show.

Orlando reaches 92°F and Jacksonville tops 96°F Wednesday before a soaking weekend system targets Tampa and Orlando.

A 23-degree temperature spread across Florida marks Tuesday, April 21, with Miami rain and dry skies elsewhere.