CENTRAL FLORIDA — Central Florida is in for the warmest weekend of January as high pressure builds.
Afternoon highs both Saturday and Sunday have the potential to break records across the region.
For Orlando, it is more likely that the record high for Sunday is broken. We are forecasting an afternoon that could reach 86°, and the record set back in 2023 matches that number.
The next front will move through the region early Monday morning, giving us a brief chance of rain before it is cold and windy to start off the work week.
Rain totals will generally stay under 1/10 of an inch, and areas along the coast could see slightly higher numbers.
Morning lows following the front could drop back down into the upper 30s. As of now, freezing conditions are not expected in Orlando. However, we could see numbers below freezing in northern Volusia, Marion, Flagler, Sumter, and northern Lake counties.
Afternoon highs will hover between the mid 50s and lower 60s Tuesday through next weekend with little chance of rain.
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