Orlando weather: Temperatures warming up through this weekend across Central Florida

Orlando Weather Forecast: Nov. 9, 2023

After another pleasant day is in store for Friday across most of Central Florida. An approaching cold front will lower temperatures slightly and bring increased chances for passing showers.

ORLANDO, Fla. - Tonight's low: 66 degrees | Tomorrow's high: 83 degrees |

Main weather concerns: We will enjoy spring-like breezes and warm weather through the weekend with noticeably increasing humidity before winds kick up behind a weak cold front along with the chance for a few passing showers. While rain chances are fairly low compared to what we're accustomed to in the rainy season, this will mark a large pattern change for a more active last half of November.

BEACHES:

It will be a great day at our Central Florida beaches. Highs near 80 degrees with plenty of sunshine. The use of good sunscreen will be necessary. Surf will be in the 2' range with a moderate rip current risk. Winds are light and variable early with an onshore breeze developing by pm. Water temps are near 70 degrees in Flagler and Volusia Counties, warmer in the Brevard area, and near 77 degrees.

THEME PARKS:

Enjoy the sunshine and low humidity at the theme parks today. Highs hit in the mid-80s with dry skies! Keep your hat and sunglasses handy.

OUTLOOK:

Temperatures will be warming through the end of the week and into the weekend. Highs will rise into the mid and upper-80s inland. Skies remain dry until late weekend.

A front will draw closer to the area during this time. Rain chances head for the 20% range late in the weekend and into early next week. Expect cooler temps by early next week with highs in the 70s, and lows in the 60s with an increase in breezes from the Northeast. It will finally feel like fall during that time, so enjoy!

TROPICS:

In the tropics, everything is quiet now, but some reputable models will spin up a Caribbean system next week. All forecast tracks keep whatever develops – if it does develop – south of Florida and out to sea in the open Atlantic, after moving through Cuba and the Bahamas.