This browser does not support the Video element.
Orlando Weather Forecast: Nov. 11, 2023
Cooler temperatures will prevail with breezy conditions across Central Florida. There is a high surf advisory along the coast.
ORLANDO, Fla. - Tonight's low: 62 degrees | Tomorrow's high: 76 degrees
Main weather concerns: Our weather this weekend will be delightful. This is the time of year we catch weeks on end of ideal conditions with occasional chilly nights, but perfect afternoons. Expect the same tomorrow with daybreak lows around 60-65 but highs in the upper 70s to near 80.
The Space X launch tonight may be delayed due to high wind gusts, though otherwise, it'll be ideal, with a 4-hour launch window between about 6:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. It's likely it will launch on the back end of the window when the winds are expected to slacken.
BEACHES:
Mixed skies and gusty winds will rule the day in the coastal counties. Rip current risk is high. Wind gusts from the Northeast up to 25-30 mph will be possible, areas of blowing sand to result! Surf is on the rise as a new Northeast swell develops. A combination of local wind waves and distant ocean swell will combine forces to keep the surf zone rather hazardous today and through the weekend.
THEME PARKS:
Great weather will be in play at the local theme parks and attractions. Highs near 76 for the afternoon, breezy Northeast winds for much of the day.
OUTLOOK:
The extended outlook will feature a continuation of breezy winds, comfy temps, and generally low levels of humidity. Low shower chances are on the horizon for the weekend but, nothing more than 20% coverage is expected. The skies stay mixed with sun and clouds. Temps will gradually warm as we head into the weekend. A run or lower to mid-80s can be anticipated during this time.
TROPICS:
The FOX 35 Storm Team is monitoring a feature in the Caribbean with a low chance for development within the next few days. The area of disturbed weather will move west and could become a tropical depression late this week. Heavy rain will be likely in Central America toward the end of the week. Depend on the FOX 35 Storm Team for the latest tropical updates