Slowly climbing into the 80s to end work week; next front's timing

ORLANDO, Fla. — The winds shift and the changes will be felt across Central Florida to end the work week.

• High temperatures continue to climb, highs on Thursday reached the mid to upper-70s.
• Low temperatures will dip Thursday night back into the low-60s across Metro areas and upper-50s in the suburbs.
• The winds will be from the east on Friday, producing those puffy-like clouds (cumulus clouds) also warming the temperature in the afternoon into the 80s.
• Another warm day is in the forecast on Saturday, with the wind from the southeast allowing the temperatures to reach the low- 80s on Saturday afternoon and more clouds in our skies.
• Sunny skies are forecast to stick around with no chance of rain until late Saturday, when another cool front is forecast to blow through, dropping high temperatures on Sunday back into the low-70s.

EYE ON THE TROPICS

Tropical Storm Sebastien continues to travel northward, moving away from the Caribbean over the open Atlantic waters. It does not represent a threat to the U.S. or any territory. It could become a hurricane on Friday, over the Atlantic waters before dissipating this weekend.

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