ORLANDO, Fla. — Sunshine mixed with clouds and mild temperatures prevailed today as we warmed into the upper 70s and lower 80s area wide.

A few isolated showers developed in the onshore flow and quickly raced toward the north-northwest. You probably also noticed the wind has calmed considerably over the past couple days as high pressure settles overhead.

This stout area of high pressure setting up shop for the next week will give us a fairly stagnant pattern. Under a partly cloudy sky overnight, lows stay either side of 60.

As our wind comes around from the south Wednesday, we’ll warm back above average by several degrees. Our forecast calls for a plenty of sun and highs in the lower 80s. There is a slight chance showers may develop along the sea breeze collision west of I-4 late in the day.

We add a couple degrees Thursday and Friday as we climb into the mid-80s with a mostly sunny sky. No change into the weekend with partly to mostly sunny and very warm conditions.

Highs Saturday and Sunday soar into the upper 80s and may stay that way into at least the first half of next week. After tomorrow, dry conditions are expected over the next seven to 10 days.

Beach and Boating Conditions

Wave heights of three to four feet and an east-northeast to east-southeast swell mix will create poor to fair surfing conditions. Unfortunately, these conditions also remain dangerous for swimmers and a high rip current threat sticks around Tuesday. Sea surface temps along our east coast are in the mid-60s.