ORLANDO, Fla. \u2013 Central Florida is in for a toasty stretch, with highs in the low 80s sticking around through at least next week. <\/p>\n
Saturday\u2019s forecast calls for lower 80s and upper 70s.<\/p>\n
Highs today<\/p>\n
Measurable rain isn\u2019t expected over the coming days. Sunshine will take center stage across the region, with only a few pockets of morning fog in a few spots.<\/p>\n
[EXCLUSIVE: Become a News 6 Insider (it\u2019s FREE)<\/a> | PINIT! Share your photos<\/a>] <\/p>\n Warm, dry afternoons and very little relief from the heat through Thanksgiving. <\/p>\n With all this dry weather, drought is starting to creep up in certain parts of Central Florida. Areas north and west of Interstate 4 such as Marion, Sumter, and Lake counties are now considered \u201cabnormally dry.\u201d If the dryness keeps up, there\u2019s a possibility those drought conditions could spread further east. <\/p>\n Drought Map<\/p>\n Aside from a few early-morning patches of fog, no significant weather hazards are forecast. Cloud cover will be thin, and rain chances are staying near zero. There\u2019s also good news from the tropics: with hurricane season wrapping up at the end of November, there\u2019s currently no tropical development expected over the next several days. <\/p>\n