If you're planning to step out in Orlando this week, you can expect to be greeted by a consistently sunny disposition from the skies above. According to the National Weather Service, today's weather forecast promises a mostly sunny day with temperatures reaching nearly 89 degrees. Light breezes from the southeast will blow at 5 to 10 mph.
Tonight, the conditions are expected to shift somewhat, with the forecast predicting mostly cloudy skies. But don't be fooled into expecting a dramatic turn; the winds, now hailing from the east southeast, will gently pick up to 15 mph, with possible gusts reaching 20 mph. Following a warm day, the evening will cool down to a comfortable low of around 66 degrees.
The National Weather Service indicates that this pattern of sunny days and partly cloudy nights will persist throughout the week. "Partly sunny" describes Tuesday's outlook, with the temperature expected to reach 90 degrees and a calm southeast wind in effect. Not much is expected to change come nighttime, as Tuesday evening will also stand "partly cloudy."
Through Wednesday and the remainder of the workweek, Orlando will bask in a sunny forecast during the day, with highs near 90. At night, the sky will clear, becoming mostly clear. The temperatures in these evenings will slightly inch upwards, with lows hovering around 67 to 68 degrees. Even as the week progresses, the wind refuses to commit fully, maintaining a steady 5 to 10 mph gentle touch.
The weekend doesn't stray far from the script, with blue skies and abundant sunshine remaining the theme. That is, until Sunday, when the forecast hints at a subtle twist—a 20 percent chance of showers against another "sunny" setup with highs again near 90 degrees.
For those keeping a closer watch on the skies, the official point forecast for 2 miles north of Orlando, FL, pegs the coordinates at 28.53°N, 81.38°W (Elev. 112 ft). The last update was received at 9:29 a.m. EDT on April 21, 2025, setting the stage for this week's weather narrative, which runs until April 27. For more details, you can take a peek at the full forecast on the National Weather Service.
