Orlando reaches 86 degrees Friday before a dry front brings a sunny, cooler weekend. Flooding and dangerous rip currents remain serious regional concerns.

Patchy fog is expected late Thursday night into Friday morning as Orlando sees mid-80s temperatures, but a dry front brings cooler sunshine this weekend. Flooding concerns persist along the St. Johns River.

City staff warn opting out could bring delays and big costs as Lake Mary weighs joining a national PFAS lawsuit payout.

Orlando will stay sunny and warm through Friday before a cooler weekend arrives. Coastal travelers should also heed dangerous rip-current warnings.

Orlando faces a stormy Tuesday with gusty winds, thunderstorms and a high near 83. Drier, sunnier weather arrives by Thursday.

A Flood Watch remains in effect for Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie and Martin counties until 3 p.m. Monday as heavy rain, thunderstorms and saturated ground raise flooding concerns.

Brief downpours and bands of showers were already near Orlando early Sunday, with brisk easterly flow. Flooding concerns rise across Central Florida through Monday.

Orlando gets a warm Halloween, but the weekend forecast takes a soggier turn. Sunday and Monday bring the biggest rain and storm chances.

DOH-Seminole says blue-green algae toxins may be present in Lake Howell, with testing underway and people and pets urged to avoid contact with water where a visible bloom is present.

Orlando gets a breezy Friday before a wetter weekend, with the biggest rain threat arriving Sunday and Monday.

Orlando’s Thursday will be warm and breezy, with spotty showers arriving before a wetter weekend. Sunday carries the highest rain chance at 70%.

Orlando’s Wednesday forecast turns wetter and stormier, with gusty winds inland and dangerous coastal conditions continuing through Friday.

Orlando starts Tuesday sunny and warm, but a Wind Advisory will bring gusts of 35 to 40 mph before rain chances rise Wednesday.