Florida – A hazy, humid start is unfolding across the Orlando area this morning, with patchy fog reducing visibility and warm air already settling in. Roads near Orlando Executive Airport and stretches of SR-408 could see brief low visibility through mid-morning. Give yourself extra space if commuting now.
According to the National Weather Service, fog lifts by late morning, giving way to sunshine and a rapid warmup toward 87°F. Winds remain light early, then turn onshore by afternoon. A slight chance of showers develops after 4 p.m., but most areas stay dry through early evening.
Saturday brings a more noticeable shift. Temperatures still climb into the low 80s, but winds increase, with gusts near 30 mph by afternoon. Scattered showers become more likely after 2 p.m., especially west of downtown Orlando and into Orange County. Keep an umbrella handy and expect brief downpours.
Conditions stay unsettled into Sunday, with highs easing back to the mid-70s and spotty showers developing after mid-morning. Roads may turn slick at times, especially along I-4 during heavier bursts. For now, no widespread severe weather is expected, but conditions may change quickly.
By Monday, warmer air returns with highs near 79°F and a better chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 p.m. Evening plans could be impacted by lightning and brief heavy rain.
Looking ahead, temperatures climb back into the low 80s by Tuesday with continued spotty showers, signaling a more active spring pattern.
Traveling this weekend or heading out Monday? Are you seeing fog or rain delays in your area?
Five Day Forecast for Orlando, Florida
Saturday: High 82°F, 30% chance of afternoon showers, windy
Sunday: High 74°F, slight chance of showers
Monday: High 79°F, 30% chance of afternoon storms
Tuesday: High 82°F, slight chance of showers
Wednesday: High 84°F, scattered showers and storms
