Orlando, FL – A crisp breeze greets early risers across Central Florida this morning, with palm fronds swaying under soft gray skies and temperatures sitting in the mid-60s. The air feels fresh — a welcome shift from the humidity that dominated much of October. Jackets and light sweaters will be needed early, especially for commuters and school drop-offs across Orange and Seminole counties.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, today will stay sunny and breezy with highs around 72°F. Winds from the west could gust up to 25 mph, keeping the air dry and comfortable. Tonight brings clear skies and one of the coolest readings of the season so far, dipping into the low 50s — a brief but noticeable Florida cold snap.
Friday and Saturday will continue this mild trend, with highs rising gradually into the mid-70s under bright skies. By Sunday, the region will warm closer to 78°F, ideal for outdoor events, markets, and early holiday prep.
Looking into next week, a weak front may bring scattered showers Monday, followed by more sunshine and near-normal warmth through midweek. Long-range models hint at another brief cool down around mid-November, but no significant cold or severe weather threats are on the horizon. For now, Central Florida gets to enjoy one of its best stretches of the fall season — sunny, calm, and comfortably dry.
