
Jacksonville Forecast to Hit 101°F Sunday as Miami Rain Chance Jumps to 67%
Jacksonville faces a dangerous 101°F high Sunday while Miami braces for 6.8mm of rainfall, per National Weather Service data.

Jacksonville faces a dangerous 101°F high Sunday while Miami braces for 6.8mm of rainfall, per National Weather Service data.

Florida cities face a wide temperature and rain spread Friday, with Jacksonville nearing triple digits and Miami trending wetter by Sunday.

Jacksonville leads Florida's heat Thursday at 98°F while Orlando faces a 59-degree overnight low and near-certain rain by Tuesday.

Jacksonville tops Florida at 100°F Wednesday while Tampa braces for a 62% chance of rain, according to National Weather Service data.

Jacksonville and Miami lead a scorching Florida Tuesday with highs of 100°F and 99°F, according to National Weather Service data.

A 24-degree temperature spread and a 101°F forecast in Jacksonville headline Florida's weather picture this week.

Orlando could reach 98°F Monday while Miami sees a 45% rain chance Thursday, per National Weather Service data.

Florida temperatures swing wildly this week, with Orlando nearing 98°F and Miami facing 66% rain chances by Friday.

Jacksonville hits 102°F as Miami braces for heavy rain with a 79% chance and 17.2mm of precipitation Monday.

Jacksonville bakes at 101°F this weekend while Miami faces an 87% rain chance by Tuesday, July 28.

Florida's northeast bakes at 96°F while South Florida faces rising rain chances through the week.

Florida's statewide forecast spans Tampa's Monday downpours to Jacksonville's mid-week heat surge reaching 102°F.

Tampa leads Tuesday at 93°F while Orlando climbs toward 99°F by Friday across a warming Florida peninsula.

Orlando could reach 100°F Thursday while Jacksonville faces 42% rain chances and gusts up to 30 mph Monday.

Jacksonville leads Florida with a 98°F high Friday while Tampa faces a 30% rain chance and 2.7mm of precipitation Saturday.

Orlando leads Florida at 95°F Wednesday while Jacksonville braces for a dangerous 101°F high Thursday.

Jacksonville faces a dangerous 102°F high Wednesday while Orlando braces for a 62% rain chance mid-week.

A dangerous heat surge pushes Jacksonville to 102°F Monday while Orlando reaches 98°F Wednesday with 22.6mm of rain expected.

Florida faces a 12-degree temperature spread Friday with extreme heat and heavy rain threatening multiple cities this weekend.

Orlando tops 94°F Thursday while Jacksonville braces for a dangerous 102°F Fourth of July weekend high.

Orlando faces a 100°F high Thursday while Miami's rain chance jumps to 61% and Jacksonville approaches triple digits.

Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa face a multi-day heat surge while Miami shifts toward a 57% rain chance by Wednesday.

A 22-degree temperature gap separates Orlando and Jacksonville on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, per National Weather Service data.

Orlando approaches triple digits Thursday while Miami faces an 80% rain chance by Sunday, June 21.

Orlando faces a 100°F high Wednesday while Jacksonville carries a 33% rain chance Monday, per National Weather Service data.

Jacksonville tops 99°F while Tampa faces 40% rain odds and Orlando climbs toward 98°F by Thursday.

Orlando climbs toward 97°F by Monday while Tampa faces a 55% rain chance Friday, June 12.

Orlando faces a 97°F high Saturday while Miami braces for an 89% rain chance Tuesday, per National Weather Service data.

Orlando climbs toward 99°F this week while Tampa braces for heavy rain chances reaching 42% Wednesday.

Florida temperatures swing wildly this week, with Orlando nearing 98°F and Tampa facing a 42% rain chance Wednesday.

Florida temperatures swing wildly this week, with Orlando nearing 95°F and Miami facing a 69% rain chance Thursday.

Orlando and Jacksonville top 97°F Thursday while a 34% rain chance looms over Jacksonville this weekend.

Orlando hits 94°F and Jacksonville records a 31-degree spread between high and low on Wednesday, May 6.

A heat surge pushes Orlando to 96°F by Saturday while Tampa and Jacksonville face strengthening winds through the week.