ORLANDO, FL – The air feels crisp and still across Central Florida this morning, the kind of cool start that makes even the palms seem still. After a refreshing chill in the 50s, sunshine will quickly return, setting up another calm and comfortable stretch as November begins in the Sunshine State.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, north winds and drier air will keep conditions pleasant through Sunday. Highs will reach the mid-70s today before climbing toward the upper 70s Sunday afternoon. The humidity remains low — a welcome shift after a humid October — and skies stay mostly clear through much of the weekend.
A weak disturbance brushes the peninsula late Sunday into Monday, bringing a slim chance for isolated showers mainly north of Orlando and along the I-4 corridor. Any rain should be brief, with no severe weather expected. Forecasters say by Monday afternoon, sunshine returns as breezes shift slightly from the northeast, signaling another run of classic fall weather.
Residents planning early holiday travel, outdoor markets, or cleanup from Halloween will find excellent conditions through most of next week. Early morning lows stay near 55–60°F, while highs rise from the mid-70s Monday to near 80°F by Wednesday.
To be fair, this is Florida’s version of fall — mild air, golden sunsets, and just enough coolness to make morning coffee outdoors feel right. No tropical activity is expected, and no cold snaps are in sight. After all, November’s off to an easy start, and Central Florida’s streak of perfect-weather days looks ready to continue.
Five-Day Forecast for Orlando, FL:
Sat: 75/56 – Sunny; light north breeze, cool early.
Sun: 78/59 – Bright and dry; few clouds late.
Mon: 74/56 – Partly cloudy; slight chance of brief showers.
Tue: 77/60 – Sunny and mild; light winds.
Wed: 80/61 – Warm and bright; perfect early November day.
