Return of the 90s In Central Florida – Tracking Dry & Warming Workweek Trends
Return of the 90s In Central Florida – Tracking Dry & Warming Workweek Trends
RAISING CAMPAIGN. LET’S CHECK IN WITH FIRST MORNING METEOROLOGIST MARQUISE MEDA, BECAUSE THE RADAR IS CLEAR. LOOKS LIKE A BEAUTIFUL WEEKEND. IT IS A GREAT DAY TO HEAD TO THE BEACH. JUST KNOCK IT INTO THE WATER. YEAH. DANGEROUS RIP CURRENTS HAVE BEEN THE MAJOR THREAT AS WE MOVE ACROSS THE WEEKEND. AS WELL AS YOUR HIGH WAVE HEIGHTS. BUT AS YOU MENTIONED, IT’S BEEN BEAUTIFUL HERE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. WE’RE BACKING UP INTO THE LOWER 80S TODAY. AND ONE THING THAT’S REMAINED CONSISTENT ALL THROUGHOUT YOUR WEEKEND IS THE SKY COVERAGE. WE’VE BEEN MOSTLY CLEAR RIGHT HERE INSIDE OF THE CITY. BEAUTIFUL. A COUPLE CLOUDS NOW ENTERING THE PICTURE, BUT TEMPERATURES RETURN TO THE 80S TODAY. AND NOW WE’RE BACK IN THE UPPER 70S AS WE KICK OFF YOUR EVENING WITH A BREEZE FROM THE EAST AT 15MPH. WE’VE SEEN THESE GUSTY CONDITIONS ANYWHERE BETWEEN 20 AND 25MPH AT TIMES, BUT THOSE WINDS WILL SUBSIDE AS YOUR TEMPERATURES START TO COOL. BUT RIGHT NOW, IF YOU’RE WEST OF I-4, THAT’S WHERE YOUR TEMPERATURES ARE. WARMEST LOWER 80S FOR OCALA THROUGH THE VILLAGES LONGWOOD AND LEESBURG UPPER 70S. ONCE YOU CROSS OVER THAT I-4 CORRIDOR, THEY’RE ULTIMATELY HIGH PRESSURE DOES LIVE JUST ACROSS THE STATE BORDER INTO THE CAROLINAS, IN WHICH WE ARE GOING TO BE WATCHING THE CHANCE FOR DRY WEATHER TO CONTINUE TO SPREAD ACROSS YOUR FORECAST, CAROLINAS AND GEORGIA WITH THAT HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM DOES LIE. BUT HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR HIGHS TODAY. 81 IN ORLANDO. YOU MATCH THAT IN SANFORD. LOOKS LIKE YOU’RE A LITTLE BIT COOLER ACROSS THE COAST. UPPER 70S FROM PALM COAST ALL THE WAY DOWN TO PALM BAY. BUT YOU GUYS WILL BE FOLLOWING SUIT IN THE 80S AS WE MOVE THROUGHOUT THE WORKWEEK WITH THAT WARMING TREND. HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR WIND SPEEDS. AS I MENTIONED, WINDS COMING IN FROM THE EAST. WE’VE SEEN THAT CONSISTENCY IN OUR FORECAST THIS WEEKEND. AND IN THOSE OCCASIONAL GUSTS BETWEEN THAT 20 AND 25MPH ZONE LOOKS LIKE LAKE WEIR A LITTLE BIT QUICKER. THAT EAST COAST BREEZE DOES HAVE A GUST OF 27MPH IN YOUR NECK OF THE WOODS. ULTIMATELY, THOUGH, AS WE DROP FURTHER INTO THE EVENING, EVENTUALLY THESE WINDS WILL SUBSIDE. WE LET GO OF THOSE DOUBLE DIGIT WIND CONDITIONS AND FALL BACK INTO THE SINGLE DIGITS OVERNIGHT. AND ONCE THESE WINDS CALM DOWN, WE CAN SEE THAT CHANCE FOR SOME FOGGY WEATHER. INLAND. PATCHY FOG IS WHAT WE’LL CALL IT ACROSS I-75, BUT LIKELY NO DENSE FOG ADVISORY IS NEEDED FOR TONIGHT AS WE STAY DRY AND ALSO STAY CLEAR. TEMPERATURES SHOULD SPREAD ANYWHERE BETWEEN 57 AND 69 DEGREES, A LITTLE BIT WARMER ACROSS THE COAST TO START OFF THE DAY, BUT EVENTUALLY WE’LL SAY HELLO TO THE 80S ON YOUR FORECAST RIGHT HERE IN ORLANDO. AND GUESS WHAT? WE HAVE A LOT MORE SUNSHINE, ESPECIALLY TO START OFF THE MORNING WITH. SO GRAB YOUR SUNGLASSES ON THE WAY OUT THE DOOR. HERE’S A LOOK AT WHAT TO EXPECT AS WE MOVE THROUGHOUT THE WORKWEEK. AS I MENTIONED, THIS HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM IS REALLY JUST GOING TO STICK AROUND. THAT WILL BE YOUR BREAD AND BUTTER THROUGHOUT THE WORKWEEK, ALLOWING FOR THIS WARMING TREND TO CONTINUE DAY AFTER DAY, WE’LL SEE CONSISTENT SUNSHINE. AND THEN LATE INTO THE WEEK, ONCE THIS DIPS TOWARDS THE SOUTH, WE’LL HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF A SOUTHERLY INFLUENCE TO OUR WINDS, AND THAT WILL ALLOW US TO REALLY TAP INTO THE WARMING TREND. ONCE WE MOVE FROM THE MID 80S ON WEDNESDAY TO THE UPPER 80S THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AND WHO KNOWS, WE MIGHT HIT THE 80S COMING UP IN SELECT CITIES. THE LAST TIME WE DID SO, WE HAD THREE CONSECUTIVE DAYS BETWEEN MARCH 10TH AND MARCH 12TH, AND WE COULD SEE THAT WARMING TREND BRING US INTO THE 90S FOR CONSECUTIVE DAYS. THROUGHOUT THE NEXT WEEK OF APRIL, RIGHT? ALL ACROSS THE EAST COAST, TEMPERATURES WILL BE ON THE RISE. AND THAT INCLUDES US. YOUR COASTAL FORECAST H
Return of the 90s In Central Florida – Tracking Dry & Warming Workweek Trends
Return of the 90s In Central Florida – Tracking Dry & Warming Workweek Trends
Updated: 6:37 PM EDT Apr 12, 2026
Return of the 90s In Central Florida – Tracking Dry & Warming Workweek Trends
Return of the 90s In Central Florida – Tracking Dry & Warming Workweek Trends