ORLANDO, Fla. — Although we had a few clouds roll in during the afternoon, our Tuesday stayed quiet with warm temperatures.

Highs reached the mid to upper 70s and will continue to climb Wednesday and Thursday. This is due to strong southerly wind out ahead of our next system that will bring a line of showers and storms late Thursday and into Friday.

Partly cloudy skies are in the forecast through the overnight hours. Temperatures will be a bit chilly, falling into the mid-50s. Areas of fog will be possible as we head toward daybreak, but not too widespread or thick.

We keep a southerly flow around Wednesday which will warm us into the upper 70s and lower 80s. You’ll also notice a bit more of a muggy feel late in the day as our dew point climbs.

Wednesday’s sky is forecast to be a mix of sun and clouds. A deepening area of low pressure over the western U.S. slides east increasing temps and dew points more for Thursday, and eventually kicking a cold front across the state.

Ahead of the front late Thursday night into very early Friday, a squall line of storms is expected to race across the area. Damaging wind gusts, lightning, small hail, and an isolated tornado or two are possible as this line passes over us.

Beach and Surf Conditions

Very poor surfing conditions are once again in store Wednesday thanks to minor windswell traces and wave heights of only one to two feet.

Good news if you’re swimming though because our rip current threat stays low. You’ll have to brave the chilly Atlantic water with sea surface temps hovering in the mid-60s along our east coast.

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