Dry, warm start to the week in Central Florida

ANOTHER ROAD TRIP. WELL, WE GOT TO MEET MICKEY. SO LISTEN. SO THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, YOU KNOW HOW SPRING BREAK BROUGHT A BIG CHILL? YEAH, YEAH. SPRING BREAK IS OVER. WE’VE GOT THE HEAT. TAKE A LOOK AT THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. IT’S A REALLY NICE START TO THE DAY. AND IT’S GOING TO BE A WONDERFUL AFTERNOON. 84 DEGREES. OUR HIGH TEMPERATURE TODAY WILL MAKE IT TO ABOUT 84 TOMORROW. NOTICE THAT THERE’S A COUPLE OF STORMS IN THE FORECAST THOUGH. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. THAT’S ALL BECAUSE A WEAK FRONT MOVES OUR AREA. NOW THAT SAID LET’S JUST KIND OF DIAL IT UP TOMORROW MORNING. I THINK WE’RE GOING TO SEE SOME WIDESPREAD FOG BECAUSE THERE’S MORE MOISTURE IN THE AREA. BUT BY LUNCHTIME WE’LL START WITH FLAGLER, VOLUSIA SHOWERS, EVEN SOME POCKETS OF RAIN. AND THEN NOTICE AROUND SCHOOL DISMISSAL TIME. PROBABLY GOING TO DEAL WITH SOME AREAS OF HEAVY RAIN. EVEN A COUPLE OF THUNDERSTORMS. AND WE’LL KEEP THOSE SHOWERS AROUND ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO WEDNESDAY MORNING. SO THERE’S GOING TO BE A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN AROUND. HERE’S THE SETUP FOR TODAY. HIGH PRESSURE KEEPING US NICE AND SUNNY. BUT THAT VERY WEAK FRONT SNEAKS A LITTLE BIT OF MOISTURE INTO OUR AREA FOR TOMORROW. KEEPS IT AROUND FOR OUR WEDNESDAY. AND THE REALITY IS EVEN INTO THURSDAY, SOME OF THOSE SHOWERS MAY BE LINGERING, PARTICULARLY ALONG THE COASTLINE. IT WILL HELP THE FIRE DANGER RISK, WHICH TODAY IS ELEVATED BUT DROPS OFF FOR OUR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. BUT THAT SAID, IT’S ONLY A LIMITED OPPORTUNITY FOR RAINFALL. THEN WE LOOK AHEAD LATE WEEK INTO THE WEEKEND FOR OUR NEXT BIG WEATHER MAKER. THAT’S GOING TO BE A COLD FRONT THOUGH. THIS TIME OF YEAR WE’RE KIND OF RUNNING OUT OF THE COLD. SO NOTICING ON THE AMERICAN GFS MODEL TEMPERATURES LATE THIS WEEKEND INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK MAY BE BACK DOWN INTO THE LOWER 70S FOR HIGHS. BUT THEN YOU SEE BOTH MODELS QUICKLY BRING THEM BACK UP FOR TODAY. THERE’S NO COLD FRONT. IT IS WARMER THAN AVERAGE. SHOULD BE AT ABOUT 80. WE’LL DO 84 IN ORLANDO, 85 IN SANFORD. AND WHILE IT’S NOT RECORD SETTING, IT’S DEFINITELY LOOKING WELL ABOVE AVERAGE AND WONDERFUL 84 DEGREES TODAY IN THE CITY. IT’S 83 IN LEESBURG, 85 PALM COAST, 85 DEGREES IN TITUSVILLE. AND AS WE LOOK OUTSIDE, LIV STARTING TO SEE A LITTLE BIT MORE OF A HAZE. IT’S NOT ANYTHING TOO TOO THICK, BUT DAYTONA BEACH SOMETHING WE’RE WATCHING. I’LL KEEP AN EYE ON IT AND KEEP YOU UP TO DATE THROUGH THE MORNING. TEMPERATURES IN THE 50S AND 60S OUT THE DOOR. BUS STOP FORECAST COMFORTABLY. COOL. YOU MAY WANT A LIGHT SWEATSHIRT, BUT YOU DON’T NEED IT LATER ON, AS TEMPERATURES CLIMB INTO THE MID RANGE OF THE 80S. SO FOR TODAY, NICE WARM AFTERNOON. TOMORROW AFTERNOON SHOWERS, EVEN SOME THUNDERSHOWERS. WE’RE GOING TO KEEP THE RAIN CHANCES AROUND THROUGH OUR WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY WILL DRY OUT JUST A BIT. GETTING HOT ON FRIDAY. AND THEN THERE’S THAT TEMPERATURE DROP SATURDA

Nice and comfy cool start with some fog around, but back to warm and 85 degrees Monday afternoon. It’s going to be a beautiful day.Tuesday we start to watch rain chances rise and could even see a few storms in the mix. Won’t be a drought buster, but a win is a win in our dry season, that’s for sure.First Warning Weather Stay with WESH 2 online and on-air for the most accurate Central Florida weather forecast.RadarSevere Weather AlertsDownload the WESH 2 News app to get the most up-to-date weather alerts. The First Warning Weather team includes First Warning Chief Meteorologist Tony Mainolfi, Eric Burris, Marquise Meda and Cam Tran.

ORLANDO, Fla. —

Nice and comfy cool start with some fog around, but back to warm and 85 degrees Monday afternoon. It’s going to be a beautiful day.

Tuesday we start to watch rain chances rise and could even see a few storms in the mix.

Won’t be a drought buster, but a win is a win in our dry season, that’s for sure.

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The First Warning Weather team includes First Warning Chief Meteorologist Tony Mainolfi, Eric Burris, Marquise Meda and Cam Tran.