Orlando, FL – Damp streets and lingering clouds mark a soft, humid start to the week across Central Florida, but sunshine is on the horizon. Light rain continues early this morning before a cool, dry air mass sweeps in by Tuesday, bringing a stretch of pleasant December weather for outdoor plans and holiday travel.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, a 30–40% chance of showers will linger through early Monday before skies clear and temperatures climb to the low 70s. Winds from the north will gradually shift west, ushering in cooler and drier conditions that will last through the weekend.
By Tuesday, skies turn sunny with highs near 67°F and lows dipping into the upper 40s, marking one of the coolest mornings of the season for many inland neighborhoods. The air will feel noticeably crisper, especially around sunrise. Breezes stay light, making midweek ideal for outdoor workers, joggers, and holiday decorators finishing early-December projects.
Through Thursday and Friday, the pattern holds steady — mostly sunny skies, highs in the low 70s, and low humidity. Those heading out for evening events should plan for chilly nights, with lows around 50°F across Orange and Seminole counties.
Looking ahead, meteorologists expect this cool-and-clear streak to continue into next weekend before gradual warming returns. No severe weather is expected, offering a rare, quiet stretch of December weather across the Sunshine State.
