Florida Weather Radar – Live Doppler Map

Florida Weather Radar by City

Miami

Miami radar covers South Florida and the Atlantic coast, the first stop for tropical waves and hurricanes approaching from the east. It also tracks the daily sea-breeze thunderstorms that build over the metro area.

Tampa

Tampa Bay radar covers the Gulf coast of Florida, where afternoon thunderstorms and tropical systems make landfall from the west. Tampa Bay is also one of the most lightning-prone areas in the country.

Orlando

Orlando radar covers central Florida, where sea breezes from both coasts collide and trigger some of the most frequent thunderstorms in the United States, especially on summer afternoons.

Jacksonville

Jacksonville radar covers northeast Florida and the Georgia border, tracking tropical systems moving up the Atlantic coast and severe storms sweeping in from the west.

How to Use This Florida Radar Hub

Start with the statewide radar loop above for the big picture, then open a city radar below for street-level detail. The live warnings feed shows current National Weather Service alerts for Florida, so you can see at a glance whether any part of the state is under a warning right now.

For a wider view, the regional radar page covers neighboring states and the same storm systems from a different angle. During hurricane season, coastal city radars are the ones to watch first; during severe weather season, inland city radars show storms as they develop.