Orlando weather: Wednesday will see mostly cloudy skies, brisk wind across Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. - It will be mostly cloudy overnight with a breeze continuing and a small chance of a rain shower. Lows will vary greatly based on location, from the upper 40s in Gainesville to the low 70s in Melbourne and Cocoa Beach. Wednesday will bring partly to mostly cloudy skies, a brisk NE wind at 10-20 mph with a small chance for a few incoming showers or sprinkles off the Atlantic Ocean.

Tonight's low: 51 degrees | Tomorrow's high:  74 degrees

BEACHES: It will be cool and kind of cloudy. Not ideal. Also, there is a growing risk for rip currents this week with persistent onshore flow. Surf grows today potentially 4-7' with larger breakers.

THEME PARKS: It is a good day at the theme parks with a good deal of clouds and minimal rain chance. Don't forget a light jacket or sweater early and late in the day!

OUTLOOK: We are watching a potentially impactful system for the weekend. A messy setup with a potent area of low pressure is expected to form at some point. Details regarding the timing and amounts of rain, wind, storms, and coastal flooding are all TBD. 

We should know more regarding the track of the storm in the coming days. Regardless, a few inches of rain, gusts of 30-plus mph, and at a minimum, some coastal flooding looks likely. Before then, partly to mostly cloudy skies Wednesday through Friday with highs in the low-mid 70s and a 20-30% chance daily for sprinkles or light showers coming off the Atlantic, moving east to west across the state.