Did you feel it? There’s a slight sense of fall in the air Wednesday. But, because it’s Florida, it won’t last long. The cold front that moved over Central Florida returns as a warm front, the winds shift from the east and the humidity returns and stays with us through the weekend.
- Overnight, lows will dip to the low 70s, but with more humidity, it will feel muggy. Cooler and drier low temperatures in the mid-60 for rural areas to the northwest of Orlando. The average lows for this time of the year are between 64 and 66 degrees.
- Scattered showers will return Thursday and Friday, with the chance for an embedded storm.
For more details about the week ahead, watch your 5-Day Forecast below:
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