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ORLANDO, Fla. – As we edge into the weekend, Central Florida is poised for a warm and breezy spell. However, residents should brace themselves for a shift in weather as rain is predicted to sweep into the region late Sunday, potentially affecting Monday’s morning traffic.
Friday afternoon promises dry and comfortable conditions, with temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 70s. Some areas further inland might even touch 80 degrees, offering a pleasant respite from the chill.
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Looking Ahead to Saturday
Valentine’s Day is set to be predominantly dry and warm, with inland temperatures hovering around the upper 70s to near 80 degrees, while coastal areas can expect mid to upper 70s. Although there’s a slim chance of a brief, isolated shower along the coast, particularly from the Cape southward, most of the region is likely to remain rain-free.
SUNDAY
Sunday becomes breezy and even warmer, with inland highs climbing into the low 80s, despite clouds building in.
Rain chances increase late Sunday as a cold front approaches Central Florida.
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NEXT WEEK
The best opportunity for widespread showers arrives after sunset Sunday and continues overnight into early Monday, which could create slick roads for the morning commute.
Rainfall totals currently look light to moderate, generally under a half inch, though the exact timing may still shift.
Drier and warmer weather returns Tuesday through Thursday, with highs back in the 80s under mostly clear skies.
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