Orlando weather: Sun-filled skies continue Thursday with high in 80s across Central Florida
ORLANDO, Fla. - The nice weather across Central Florida will continue through the start of the weekend.
Forecast highs on Thursday will reach 85 degrees in Orlando. Thursday through Sunday afternoon highs will be in the mid-80s.
Some weather changes are on the way Sunday into early next week. A front will make its way across the state. Right now, rain chances don't look too high-remaining at 20%. What we will see with the passage of the front are cooler temperatures and an increase in breezes.
Forecast highs are expected to reach the mid-70s Monday and Tuesday of next week. Enjoy the lovely weather!
Tonight's low: 62 degrees | Tomorrow's high: 85 degrees
Main weather concerns: The only main weather concern would be a sunburn. Great weather makes a return and looks very much like what we've seen over the last few days. A cool morning morphs into a warm afternoon with highs hitting in the mid-80s inland, closer to the upper 70s to near 80 along the beaches. Sun-filled skies are on tap with only a few fair-weather clouds around throughout the day on Thursday with an increased chance for rain on Friday.
BEACHES:
Another great day at our Central Florida beaches today. Highs near 80 degrees after a cool start. Sunshine prevails, so good sunscreen will be necessary. Surf looks pretty fun as our mix of longer-period ENE swell rolls. Winds are light and variable early with an onshore breeze developing for the p.m. Rip current risk stages in the moderate zone. Water temps are near 70 degrees in Flagler and Volusia Counties, warmer in the Brevard area, and near 77 degrees.
THEME PARKS:
Enjoy the great weather at the theme parks today. Sunny, low humidity, and quite pleasant. Highs hit in the mid-80s with dry skies!
OUTLOOK:
Our gorgeous stretch of weather will come to a close this weekend with the arrival of clouds and showers, plus a return to the muggy weather. The change marks what could be a broader unsettled pattern for the end of November. Temperatures will remain well above normal until a cold front moves on Monday, then they'll fall to near normal levels in the upper 70s to near 80.
When the cold front does arrive early next week, it'll become windy and send high waves onto our Atlantic beaches with a busy northeast wind, plus higher-than-normal tides. This could lead to deadly rip currents and the possibility of water running all the way up the beach during times of high tide.
TROPICS:
The tropics remain nice and quiet. Tropical storm formation is not expected for the next 7 days. Hurricane season ends on November 30.