Orlando woke to clear skies and a mild start near 72°F before a quick warm-up. Most of the metro is expected to climb into the upper 80s this afternoon, with inland spots reaching around 89°F as sticky humidity makes a comeback. A few interior locations could briefly touch 90°F, but cloud cover should keep any triple-digit heat off the table.
Afternoon Heat And Isolated Shower Risk
Skies stay mostly dry, though there is a small chance of an isolated sea-breeze shower or lightning storm along the Treasure Coast this afternoon as onshore flow tries to develop. West-northwest winds will be light inland and increase to about 10 mph near the coast by late day. If you have outdoor plans, aim for the cooler morning or evening hours and do not forget plenty of water.
Tonight Into Monday: Front Brings Gusty Winds
A weak cold front moves in tonight and slides through the region, turning winds to the northeast and cranking up the gusts on Monday. Plan for sustained winds around 20–25 mph, with occasional gusts near 30 mph, strongest along the coast. Highs drop into the upper 70s to around 80°F on Monday as drier air settles in behind the front.
Beaches And Boating: Advisories In Place
The National Weather Service in Melbourne has posted Small Craft Advisories for the Atlantic coastal waters beginning late tonight and expanding south through Monday morning, with seas building and peak wave heights near 10 feet in the Gulf Stream Monday night. That pattern will keep surf rough and rip-current risk elevated through at least the middle of the week, so going into the water is strongly discouraged where lifeguards are flying red flags. Boaters operating smaller vessels should hold off on trips until conditions calm later in the week.
Plan Ahead
If you were banking on a beach day or offshore run, it is a good time to reschedule or stay firmly onshore. Always swim near a lifeguard and never enter rough surf alone. Expect gusty crosswinds on exposed bridges and during the Monday morning commute, secure loose outdoor items, and keep an eye on local updates. For background on the recent coastal pattern, see our spring heat and treacherous surf.
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