Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	74°	83°	32%	N 0 mph	97%
10 PM	74°	78°	40%	E 9 mph	94%
11 PM	73°	78°	41%	E 7 mph	94%
Thu
12 AM	73°	78°	35%	E 7 mph	95%
1 AM	73°	77°	28%	NE 7 mph	94%
2 AM	72°	76°	26%	NE 7 mph	94%
3 AM	73°	77°	18%	NE 7 mph	93%
4 AM	72°	76°	14%	NE 8 mph	93%
5 AM	72°	75°	14%	NE 9 mph	92%
6 AM	72°	75°	16%	NE 9 mph	92%
7 AM	72°	75°	19%	NE 9 mph	92%
8 AM	72°	75°	17%	NE 9 mph	93%
9 AM	73°	77°	18%	NE 9 mph	97%
10 AM	76°	81°	23%	NE 9 mph	95%
11 AM	78°	82°	26%	E 11 mph	92%
12 PM	79°	83°	30%	E 11 mph	89%
1 PM	79°	84°	39%	E 11 mph	87%
2 PM	80°	84°	27%	E 11 mph	85%
3 PM	79°	83°	32%	E 11 mph	86%
4 PM	78°	81°	39%	E 11 mph	89%
5 PM	77°	80°	39%	E 11 mph	92%
6 PM	76°	79°	48%	E 11 mph	93%
7 PM	75°	78°	44%	E 11 mph	95%
8 PM	74°	78°	39%	NE 9 mph	94%
9 PM	73°	77°	44%	NE 9 mph	95%
10 PM	73°	77°	45%	E 9 mph	94%
11 PM	73°	76°	43%	NE 9 mph	94%
Fri
12 AM	72°	75°	33%	NE 9 mph	94%
1 AM	72°	75°	28%	E 9 mph	94%
2 AM	72°	75°	27%	E 9 mph	94%
3 AM	72°	75°	27%	E 9 mph	94%
4 AM	72°	73°	8%	NE 11 mph	92%
5 AM	72°	73°	8%	NE 11 mph	92%
6 AM	72°	73°	8%	NE 11 mph	92%
7 AM	72°	71°	30%	NE 15 mph	93%
8 AM	72°	71°	30%	NE 15 mph	93%
9 AM	72°	71°	30%	NE 15 mph	93%
10 AM	76°	77°	43%	NE 16 mph	94%
11 AM	76°	77°	43%	NE 16 mph	94%
12 PM	76°	77°	43%	NE 16 mph	94%
1 PM	79°	80°	49%	NE 16 mph	89%
2 PM	79°	80°	49%	NE 16 mph	89%
3 PM	79°	80°	49%	NE 16 mph	89%
4 PM	76°	77°	15%	NE 16 mph	95%
5 PM	76°	77°	0%	NE 16 mph	95%
6 PM	76°	77°	15%	NE 16 mph	95%
7 PM	75°	76°	85%	NE 13 mph	94%
8 PM	75°	76°	85%	NE 13 mph	94%

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About Gainesville weather

Gainesville is in Alachua County, Florida, United States at 29.65°, -82.32°. Right now it’s 74° and mostly cloudy; today’s high is 79° with a 50% chance of rain.

Florida's climate ranges from humid subtropical in the north to tropical in the southern tip, earning the state its nickname as the Sunshine State. South Florida, including Miami and the Florida Keys, has a true tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round and distinct wet and dry seasons. The state averages more lightning strikes per capita than any other state in the nation.