Orlando weather: Patchy fog could develop evening and late overnight

ORLANDO, Fla. - TONIGHT'S LOW: 56°
THURSDAY'S HIGH: 76°

TONIGHT: A few passing clouds, with some patchy fog possible to develop late evening and overnight.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: A blend of clouds and sunshine. Nice weather with low humidity and a light breeze. No rain expected!

BEACH FORECAST: Surf about 1-4 feet with a lighter onshore (easterly) breeze. Rip current risk will come down.

THEME PARK FORECAST: Just magical with warm afternoon sun, and crisp mornings and evenings. A light jacket for dinner plans would be advised!

WEEKEND AND BEYOND:  Winds are light Saturday then get gusty again Sunday. Southerly winds may gust over 20 MPH on Sunday afternoon but still dry conditions. A large system winds up Monday across the Deep South... 2-6" of rain will fall from Mississippi to Georgia. Some of that will clip far northern Florida, probably along the I-10 corridor.

It is possible some of that activity will clip the Gainesville area, but the front probably loses most of it's energy before reaching Orlando overnight Monday into the wee hours of Tuesday morning. Still, a few rain showers or thunder is possible in FOX 35 areas but most of this storm will remain to our north. 

Gusty and clearing next Tuesday, then it turns cooler and bright for Valentine's Day the middle of next week. Next chance for more notable rains and storms probably arrives between February 17th and 19th. Unfortunately, it could impact the Daytona 500 in Florida.