Orlando weather: Clear skies, temperatures dropping into the mid-70s
Orlando PM Weather Forecast: April 19, 2025
More warmth and dry weather is in store for the rest of the weekend perfect for any plans you may have for Easter Sunday. But that also means that our drought conditions will worsen. Meteorologist Laurel Blanchard tells us when we get back into the 90s.
ORLANDO, Fla. - Saturday night will be a great time to get out and enjoy the beautiful weather in Central Florida, with clear skies around sunset and temperatures in the mid-70s.
What will the weather look like tonight?
What To Expect:
It will be a great evening to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather.
Temperatures will slowly sink into the mid-70s with clear skies for sunset, but winds will still stay gusty for the rest of the evening.
Clear skies are on tap through the overnight with winds staying on the breezy side. Temperatures will drop into the upper 50s and low 60s.

What will the weather look like for Easter Sunday?
What's next:
You may need a jacket if you are headed to any sunrise services on Easter, because it will be cool to start the morning. However, the temperatures will warm up quickly once the sunshine kicks in.

We are in for a warm day on Sunday with highs near 90-degrees.

Sunny skies are forecast all day with a few passing clouds and windy conditions.
Winds will come in from the east and will continue to stay gusty at about 10-20 mph, and possibly higher, through early next week.

Sunday evening will be breezy and clear as temperatures bottom out in the 60s.
What will the weather look like next week?
Dig deeper:
You may want to get used to these temperatures, because we will be holding temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s for the majority of next week.
Humidity will start to kick back in through the middle of the week, making it feel on the stickier side.
Dry weather sparks wildfire risk
Why you should care:
For the foreseeable future, we are seeing dry weather, which is a concern for wildfire risk.
With the gusty winds and the dry air through early next week, the risk will remain high.

Burn bans have been put into effect for Volusia, Seminole, Lake, Orange and Polk counties for the time being.
Winds and very dry air will stay over the region until humidity starts to really kick back in through the middle of next week.
Rain looks very limited over the next seven days.
There is a chance of a lone shower popping up or blowing in from off the coast, but the majority of the region will stay dry, which will only worsen drought conditions.

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The Source: This story was written based on information shared by the FOX 35 Storm Team on April 19, 2025.