ORLANDO, Fla. — Another breezy day is in store Monday for Central Florida, with gusty northeast winds, rough conditions along the coast and a few passing showers before a beautiful stretch of weather arrives.
Northeast winds will blow between 15 and 25 mph on Monday, with gusts reaching 30 to 35 mph.
The strongest winds are expected along the coast, where they will contribute to rough and choppy conditions on local waters.
Multiple warnings and advisories are in effect for local beaches.
With dangerous surf and rough water conditions expected, beachgoers should stay off and out of the water on Monday.
The gusty winds will also bring the chance for a few brief, passing showers.
Some showers are already moving through parts of Central Florida this morning, and the rain chance for Monday is around 30%.
Skies will remain mostly cloudy, with afternoon highs reaching the 70s and low 80s.
Conditions will turn mostly clear tonight, allowing temperatures to drop into the 50s and 60s.
These will likely be the coolest overnight temperatures Central Florida has experienced since the end of April, offering a noticeable taste of cooler weather.
The good news is that today’s breezy conditions and passing showers will give way to a much quieter weather pattern.
Central Florida is set to enjoy a beautiful stretch of weather, featuring cool mornings, warm afternoons and mostly sunny, dry skies.
After a breezy and unsettled day, the upcoming forecast looks ideal for outdoor plans, with comfortable mornings and plenty of sunshine expected to stick around.
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