Strong Winds and Rain Chances Continue Into the Workweek

ORLANDO, Fla. – Tonight

Strong northeasterly winds will continue overnight, bringing spotty, fast-moving showers across Central Florida through Sunday evening and into Monday morning. Wind gusts could reach 25 to 30 mph at times this evening, while overnight lows remain near 70ºF.

Monday

Persistent northeasterly winds will continue pulling moisture into Central Florida, keeping scattered showers in the forecast as the workweek begins. Rain coverage is expected to be lower than on Sunday, but brief, spotty showers may pass through at times Monday. Afternoon wind gusts could reach 30 to 35 mph, with highs rising into the low 80s.

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Work Week Ahead

Drier air will briefly return Tuesday, lowering rain chances to around 10% even as wind gusts remain between 30 and 35 mph. By midweek, an area of low pressure will begin moving north from the Bahamas, sending a surge of moisture toward Central Florida. That setup will bring higher rain chances during the second half of the workweek, followed by another round of drier air just in time for Halloween.

The News 6 Weather team keeps you informed and prepared for the latest Central Florida forecast.