ORLANDO, Florida — A warm front rolling through Central Florida Thursday allowed for quite a few showers along the coast and some spotty showers inland.

Some rain will stick around overnight, but most will wrap up early. Temperatures will drop to around 70 as we head toward daybreak. Showers and storms will be likely again Friday as a cold front swings through the state.

We can expect the rain to continue Friday, as coverage remains around 50 percent. High temperatures will still reach the upper 80s, but the evening will cool off to around 70.

Some changes come as we head into the weekend, including lower rain chances and cooler temperatures.

A cold front makes its way through Friday night, allowing high temperatures for the weekend to be right at 80, and low temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. Expect sunny skies both days.

A reinforcing cold front will move through Monday night keeping high temperatures in the upper 70s, low 80s for the rest of next week.

We can also look forward to mostly sunny skies through mid-week before another system changes things up slightly for the end of the week.

If you plan to go out surfing Friday, expect fair to even good conditions with a NE/E swell. The rip current risk is still moderate.

Tropical Update

In the tropics, we are watching one area of disturbance in the Atlantic which has a high chance of formation in the next 48 hours. If it does develop, it will take on the name Oscar. It is not going to affect the United States.

Atlantic hurricane season officially ends November 30.

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