ORLANDO, Fla. – The early-morning air over Central Florida feels still and warm — not the crispness fall usually brings, but a steady late-season heat that refuses to leave. By midday, sunlight will blaze off Lake Eola’s water and shimmer across I-4, pushing highs into the upper 80s again. Sunday marks another quiet, mostly sunny stretch before a weak front brings a few degrees of relief later this week.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, only a slim chance of brief showers exists this afternoon and evening, mainly south toward Osceola and Polk counties. Winds remain light from the southeast before shifting north by Monday. The dry air mass overhead continues to limit rain chances through midweek, and no significant fronts or tropical systems are on the radar for the next few days.
By Monday and Tuesday, expect highs in the mid to upper 80s with plenty of sunshine — ideal for theme park visitors and outdoor work but demanding steady hydration. Tuesday may bring a slightly stronger sea breeze, offering brief cooling along the coast but keeping inland areas toasty.
Later in the week, a subtle air-mass change arrives. By Thursday, temperatures drop a few degrees, and humidity eases slightly, delivering a taste of fall mornings ahead of Halloween week. It’s not a “cold snap” yet, but models hint at a more comfortable, breezy pattern by next weekend — perfect for evening walks, pumpkin displays, and late-October events across Central Florida.
Five-Day Forecast for Orlando, FL:
Sun: 88/69 – Mostly sunny; slight evening shower possible.
Mon: 85/69 – Sunny and warm; light northeast breeze.
Tue: 88/68 – Bright skies; light winds and dry.
Wed: 86/65 – Sunny; slightly less humid.
Thu: 83/64 – Sunny and pleasant; early sign of fall air.
