Florida – Headlights cut through shallow fog across Orlando this morning, where damp air and calm winds are reducing visibility along I-4 and local roadways. Drivers are already slowing in pockets of mist, especially near low-lying areas and water.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, patchy fog will linger through about 10 a.m. before skies turn partly sunny. Temperatures quickly rebound, climbing to around 81°F by afternoon with light winds.
Conditions improve fast by midday, and the air shifts to a warm, springlike feel. By Sunday and Monday, highs reach near 85°F under mostly sunny skies. That steady warmth signals a clear transition into early-season heat across Central Florida.
Meteorologists now tracking a pattern change by Tuesday. Moisture increases, and a 30% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms develops after 2 p.m. Brief downpours could slow travel and reduce visibility during peak driving hours.
Evenings stay mild and humid, with lows in the mid-50s to low 60s. Fog may redevelop during early morning hours, especially in sheltered areas. Keep headlights on low beam and allow extra space between vehicles.
Looking ahead, scattered storm chances continue into midweek, though sunshine still dominates much of each day. Expect quick bursts of rain rather than all-day washouts.
Plan outdoor activities for earlier in the day to avoid afternoon heat and storms. Stay hydrated as temperatures climb. Are you noticing fog or warmer air moving in where you are?
Five Day Outlook for Orlando, Florida:
Sunday: High 85°F, patchy fog early, then sunny
Monday: High 85°F, sunny
Tuesday: High 86°F, afternoon storms (30%)
Wednesday: High 84°F, slight storm chance (20%)
Thursday: High 85°F, mostly sunny
