Shower activity increases overnight; cold front brings big changes to Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. — The weather has taken us on quite a ride here in Central Florida this week, and it’s not slowing down as temperatures continue to bounce around.

• Temperatures were warm on Thursday, most of the area staying between 75 and 79 degrees and cloudy.
• Rain chances will continue to increase throughout the evening, the winds shift from the south-southeast and more moisture filters over the region.
• Expect a rainy Friday as another cool front blows through, bringing a 70 percent chance of rain to the area and highs in the low to mid-70s. Generally showers will move from west to east through the morning hours. An isolated storm is possible.
• A few scattered showers will still be possible Saturday morning, then weather improves through the late morning into the afternoon.
• But the skies are forecast to clear just in time for the weekend, with highs forecast between 65 and 69 with little to no rain.

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