Orlando Weather: A Cool Week Before Next Week’s Big Heat Up

Tonight’s forecast for Orlando is partly overcast, with lows close to 60 degrees and a little north wind. Sunshine, a few showers in the middle of the week, a temporary cooling down over the weekend with perhaps record-breaking lows, and a return to temperatures close to 90 degrees by next Tuesday are all part of the forecast for the next week.

What will the Weather Look Like in the Next 7 Days?

It’s partly overcast and almost sixty degrees in Orlando. 10 to 15 mph, a tiny northern wind. In the evening, a mix of clouds and sunlight, coupled with a few showers and general thunder, pushed inland along the Space Coast from east to west. All day, it was breezy with 10–20 mph winds.

Most of Thursday will be sunny, with highs close to 80 degrees. It will turn quite warm with daytime highs in the mid-80s on Friday before a cold front moves in the evening. It will be significantly colder on Saturday and Sunday, with highs in the 70s in the afternoon. Most had overnight lows in the 50s, but some had air temperatures in the mid-to-high 40s. Sunday morning, perhaps!

Morning low temperatures in places like The Villages, Ocala, Gainesville, and Palm Coast can drop into the 40s. In 1988, the lowest temperature recorded in Orlando on April 13 was 49 degrees. We’ll get near! Next week, temperatures will rise rapidly again, reaching about 90 degrees in inland regions by Tuesday.

Use the Channel Storm Tracker Radar below to follow storms as they pass through your region in real-time. You may also visit our Live Weather Cameras website here to see the movement of heavy rain over Central Florida.