ORLANDO, Fla. — A cut and paste forecast remains in place over the next several days with ample amounts of sunshine, temperatures running eight to 10 degrees above average, and not a drop of rain.

The sea breezes will be on the move each evening but the collision won’t provide us the rain chance we need with abnormally dry conditions over all of Central Florida.

It’s been a long week for everyone so you may be looking forward to the weekend to decompress. If you’re stir-crazy and want some outdoor time, our weather will cooperate. We may wake up with light fog in a few neighborhoods but burn it off quickly.

Under a mostly sunny sky highs climb into the mid-80s along our east coast to around 90 inland. No change in our pattern through early next week with mostly sunny conditions and highs in the mid to upper 80s area wide.

By Tuesday and the rest of next week, highs soar into the upper 80s and lower 90s. High pressure remains in control and deflects systems to our north, so outside of a coastal sprinkle here and there, the sky stays dry.

BEACH AND BOATING CONDITIONS

Fair conditions in the surf early on with wave heights of two to three feet creating fun sets. As the day wears on, poor to occasionally fair surfing is in the cards. If you’re outside at all, don’t forget the sunscreen. The ultraviolet index is very high with under 15 minutes to get yourself a sunburn.