Central Florida is serving up a weather two-for-one on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, as Orlando wakes up under pockets of patchy fog and mild temps in the upper 60s to around 70°F before cranking the thermostat toward near-record heat.
The fog is expected to burn off after sunrise, clearing the way for a bright, hot afternoon. Highs should land near 89°F across much of the metro, while coastal neighborhoods run a bit cooler thanks to a developing sea breeze.
Foggy Morning, Sunny Afternoons
Drivers headed out early should be ready for localized visibility reductions through about 10 a.m. Give yourself extra time on the commute and flip on the headlights if the fog thickens along your route.
Skies clear quickly once the sun is up, and southeast winds will turn into a sea breeze this afternoon, with gusts around 10 to 15 mph along the coast. Interior neighborhoods away from the shoreline are the most likely to heat up into the upper 80s to near 90°F by late afternoon.
Heat Through Midweek, Front Late Thursday
Forecasters expect Tuesday and Wednesday to run well above normal, with inland spots flirting with near-record highs and overnight lows holding in the mid 60s. Rain chances stay low through midweek, then tick up Thursday as a cold front approaches.
That front brings a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms from late Thursday into the weekend, along with the potential for gusty winds. Boaters should watch for building seas, as conditions could rise to 6–9 ft over the Gulf Stream on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
Plan Ahead
If you are spending time outside this afternoon, plan for heat that feels more like early summer than early March. Bring water, grab shade when you can, and try to schedule the hardest work or workouts for the morning hours.
Thinking about a weekend boat trip? Keep an eye on the marine forecast as the front moves in and be ready to adjust plans if the seas build more than expected. Check local marine statements before heading out. We will update this space if any watches or warnings are issued.
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