Florida – Early sunlight breaks across Central Florida as a soft breeze moves through the palms and dry pavement warms quickly under the bright sky. The air feels calm and mild, offering a stretch of rare November steadiness as Thanksgiving travel ramps up. Clear conditions today and through Monday will help residents move across the I-4 corridor without major delays.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, sunshine dominates the region this morning with north winds easing before midday. Temperatures climb toward the upper 70s, giving outdoor plans ideal footing. Travelers should check fluids and tire pressure because longer drives may become more common this week.
According to meteorologists, the warm and dry theme continues Sunday as light winds shift from the east and push highs toward the upper 70s once again. A gust to 20 mph is possible during the afternoon, especially near open stretches east of the city. Still, skies stay bright, and visibility remains excellent for errands or early holiday shopping.
According to forecasters, Monday holds steady sun with only thin, passing clouds. Highs near 79° support outdoor decorating, park visits, and travel runs around the region. The pattern sits well above early-winter expectations, especially with colder systems locked north of the Carolinas. For now, models suggest no rain chance or early Winter Tease for Central Florida.
Tuesday and Wednesday look similarly warm, giving Thanksgiving travelers a favorable window. While the rest of the country wrestles with rain or early snow hints, the Orlando metro leans into a dry stretch that should make air and road travel far more predictable.
Five-Day Forecast for Orlando, FL:
Sat: 79/56 – Sunny; light winds; smooth travel across I-4.
Sun: 78/59 – Sunny; breezy at times; pleasant outdoor weather.
Mon: 79/58 – Mostly sunny; calm and warm.
Tue: 82/60 – Sunny; warm stretch continues.
Wed: 82/62 – Mostly sunny; ideal pre-Thanksgiving travel window.
