Orlando, FL — Central Florida will enjoy a mostly dry Sunday to close out the weekend, with only a few isolated showers possible as a weak cold front slowly approaches from the north, forecasters say.
Warm and Pleasant Conditions
Most areas, including Daytona Beach — home to the final day of Biketoberfest — are expected to remain warm, sunny, and pleasant. Highs will climb into the mid to upper 80s, with Orlando reaching a high of 87°F under partly sunny skies.
A few brief showers could develop north of Orlando and along the Treasure Coast later in the day, though rain chances are low, around 20–30%.
Cold Front and Midweek Outlook
The weak cold front will slide into Central Florida tonight and stall across South Florida on Monday. Behind it, slightly cooler and drier air will filter in, but temperatures will remain near or slightly above normal, generally in the 80s through midweek.
Looking ahead, a stronger front is expected around midweek, bringing a touch of cooler, more seasonable air by Thursday and Friday, as per ClickOrlando.
Marine and Beach Conditions
Beachgoers should exercise caution, as the risk of rip currents remains high through Monday. Ocean conditions near inlets will stay rough due to a lingering swell. Boaters can expect poor marine conditions Sunday, with seas running 4–6 feet offshore.
Tropical Update
In the Atlantic, Invest 98L in the central region has a 50% chance of developing over the next seven days. While it’s not an immediate concern for Florida, forecasters are monitoring it closely as it slowly organizes.
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