Orlando, FL – Golden sunlight spills over dew-covered lawns this morning, casting a soft shimmer across Central Florida. The first week of November continues with a distinctly Florida feel — warm, dry, and calm, perfect for commuters, golfers, and early holiday decorators.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, high pressure remains the dominant feature across the region, keeping skies mostly sunny and winds gentle through Friday. Highs will rise into the low to mid-80s each afternoon, while humidity holds comfortable for November. Light northeast breezes will turn easterly, with gusts occasionally near 10–15 mph along I-4 and the Space Coast.
The next subtle change arrives this weekend as a weak frontal boundary drifts south through North Florida. Moisture will slightly increase by Sunday, bringing a 20% chance of afternoon showers — a brief, passing pattern more notable for clouds than rainfall. Temperatures will stay warm through Sunday before cooler, drier air filters in next week, hinting at Florida’s first late-fall cooldown just ahead of Veterans Day.
For now, residents can expect ideal conditions for outdoor work, travel, or theme park visits. Mornings start near 60°F, warming quickly into the mid-80s. While northern states brace for their first snow of the season, Central Florida holds onto its calm, sunny spell — one more reminder that November here feels more like spring than fall.
Five-Day Outlook for Orlando, FL:
Wed: 81/62 – Mostly sunny, light breeze.
Thu: 80/64 – Partly sunny, warm.
Fri: 82/64 – Mostly sunny, dry.
Sat: 86/66 – Sunny, warmest of week.
Sun: 85/62 – Partly sunny; 20% shower chance.
