Cool weather in Orlando is expected to lead into a pleasant weekend with dry conditions, caution advised for boaters on Sunday due to poor conditions. A mid-week shift may bring warmer temperatures and rain chances.

Orlando's weather is warm with a cool-down expected Friday and windy conditions affecting boating. A pleasant weekend lies ahead with low humidity, increasing fire risk slightly.

Rain in Orlando is expected to subside today with drier conditions ahead, and temperatures fluctuating throughout the week with a minor cool down today. Boating conditions may worsen by Thursday, and visibility at certain airports has been low.

Orlando is set for a rainy, slightly cooler week, with 0.5" - 2.5" of rain expected and minor roadway ponding possible. Aviation and marine conditions may be affected, with improvement by midweek and a sunnier weekend ahead.

Orlando's boating conditions look good for the week, though rip currents are a risk at the beach. Rain is expected Monday, with potential thunderstorms. The week will clear up post-rain with fluctuating temperatures.

Orlando will experience a warm afternoon with mixed sun and clouds, while boaters and pilots can expect improving conditions, but a high rip current risk persists for beachgoers.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL forecasts cold temperatures in Orlando with lows in the mid to upper 30s and chilly wind chills expected. A warm-up is anticipated next week.

Orlando's weather forecast indicates increased rain, potential thunderstorms, and a cold front passing tonight. A warming trend precedes below-normal temperatures expected later in the week. Boating conditions will worsen with an advisory in effect.

The NWS Melbourne FL predicts a midweek warming trend in Orlando before a cold front arrives Wednesday night, leading to below-normal temperatures into the weekend.

Orlando is experiencing varied weather, including a cooldown, gradual temperature increase, and another cold front, with hazardous conditions for mariners.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for several Florida counties with gusts up to 40 mph, near record temperatures, and a small craft advisory for mariners.

Orlando will see near-record temperatures before cooling down, with possible record highs in Leesburg and Vero Beach and a wind advisory, says the National Weather Service.

Dense fog in Orlando affects morning visibility; warm, near record temperatures expected with isolated showers and potential thunderstorms towards the weekend.