ORLANDO, Fla. — Cool air continues to push into the area this evening, and we are still expected very chilly morning lows.
- Friday lows to be in the 40s for some
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Skies will continue to clear, allowing temps to tumble into the mid and upper 40s. Portions of northern Marion Co. may fall into the upper 30s by daybreak.
We close the work week with sunshine and cool temperatures. Expect mostly clear skies throughout the day Friday with dry conditions. Highs for Friday will only be in the upper 60s courtesy of northerly winds.
The weekend still looks great across the area. We’ll see plenty of sun both Saturday and Sunday, with warmer highs in the mid to upper 70s.
A second front will move through Monday, but the front will only produce scattered cloud cover. Expect a blend of sun and clouds to start the week, with highs in the upper 70s.
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Tuesday and the big travel day Wednesday looks pleasant, with dry conditions and partly cloudy skies. Highs both days will be in the mid-70s.
There is some uncertainty about Thanksgiving and the holiday weekend. It does looks a storm system may impact Florida, but timing is uncertain. Right now, a slight chance for showers will be possible late Thanksgiving Day, with temps in the upper 70s.
A Small Craft Caution will continue for Friday, with seas 4-6 feet and northerly winds at 10-15 knots. Surfers will find poor conditons, with an easterly swell mix. The rip current threat remains moderate for Friday.
Tropical Update
The tropical wave we have been watching over the past few days is running out of time for potential development.
Regardless of development, this area of disturbed weather will not be a concern for Florida.
This week's cold front will sweep up the system and send it back out into the open waters of the Atlantic.
Hurricane season runs through November 30.
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