ORLANDO, Fla. — Fog is possible in some parts of our areas as we head into Tuesday.

With plenty of moisture around, we saw mostly cloudy skies and a few stray showers. Expect much of the same Tuesday before a weak front rolls through late in the day and dries things out for Wednesday. Highs will stay around 80 degrees. 

Mostly cloudy skies will continue through the overnight hours as temperatures fall into the mid to low 60s. Some of our northern spots will drop into the upper 50s. Rain is not expected as we head toward daybreak, but some areas of fog will be possible. 

Tuesday will be similar to Monday, with more clouds than sunshine and a slight chance for a few showers. The higher rain potential will be later in the day as a weak front moves closer. High temperatures will climb to around 80 degrees. The front will move south heading into Wednesday morning. Temperatures will only drop a couple of degrees, but we will get to see more sunshine as drier air moves in. 

Rain chances will pick up for Thanksgiving and the end of the week as another front moves closer. It won't be a washout for the holiday, but spotty showers will be possible. 

If heading to the beach Tuesday, watch for a few showers, along with an elevated rip current threat.

Tropical Update

In the tropics, there are no areas of concern at this time. Atlantic hurricane season runs through the end of November.

 

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