ORLANDO, Fla. — Our temperatures will remain stable through most of this upcoming week. We are tracking highs in the upper 70s each day until Friday.
Another cold front will pass through Central Florida on Monday. This system will be dry and significantly weaker, with little to no impact on our temperatures.
The one impact we could see is some stronger winds. Gusts during the afternoon are expected to reach 25 to 35 mph.
Morning lows will remain steady. This morning, several locations experienced temperatures in the low 50s and some even in the upper 40s. By Sunday morning, low temperatures are expected to be around 60 degrees.
Rain chances will be largely held in check. A few isolated coastal showers are possible Monday through Christmas Day. We are not tracking any heavy rainfall, and this is certainly not enough to ruin any outdoor plans.
We will not see any major cold fronts pass through the area between now and the new year. This means we can expect minimal changes in temperatures and limited rainfall chances.
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