Florida begins the morning wrapped in low clouds and patchy fog, especially near airports and coastal roads. Headlights glow through mist, and visibility drops quickly in spots before sunrise.
According to the National Weather Service, areas around Melbourne and Central Florida start near 58 degrees with high humidity. Patchy fog and light sprinkles are possible through the morning commute. Drivers should slow down on U.S. 1 and I-95 where visibility changes fast.
Conditions improve later today. Clouds thin, temperatures climb to around 75, and winds remain light. Roads dry out by afternoon, offering a calmer window for errands or travel.
Tonight stays mostly cloudy with lows near 60. A few sprinkles linger early, but widespread rain is not expected. Keep windshield wipers ready if driving after sunset.
Thursday brings a familiar Florida pattern. Morning clouds give way to partial sunshine, then scattered showers develop during the afternoon. Highs reach near 80, adding a warm, muggy feel. Plan outdoor activities earlier in the day to avoid passing showers.
Thursday night stays unsettled. A chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms moves through, with lows around 66. Roads could turn slick at times, especially during late-evening travel.
Friday looks brighter and warmer. Sunshine dominates, highs reach near 78, and humidity eases slightly. Winds remain light, creating favorable travel conditions across Brevard County.
Saturday and Sunday continue the mild trend. Sunshine rules, highs stay in the mid to upper 70s, and overnight lows dip into the mid-50s. No cold snap or winter hazards are expected.
Christmas Travel Outlook:
Central Florida travel looks smooth overall. Watch for foggy mornings early, then expect warm, dry afternoons heading into the holiday weekend.
Five-Day Snapshot:
- Today: Patchy fog, then partly sunny, high 75
- Thursday: Scattered showers, high 80
- Friday: Mostly sunny, high 78
- Saturday: Sunny, high 76
- Sunday: Sunny, high 78
