ORLANDO, Fla. — Tuesday started out with some thick fog, then plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures for the afternoon. 

Highs reached the mid to low 80s with Orlando and Leesburg even tying their old record. We’ll be nearing record highs again Wednesday and Thursday before our next front moves through Friday and drops temperatures back almost 20 degrees!

Partly cloudy skies are in the forecast through the overnight hours. Temperatures will be mild, falling into the mid-60s. Patchy, thick fog will be again be an issue in spots to begin the day. Visibility less than half a mile will be possible.

After the fog clears out around mid-morning Wednesday, the rest of the day will hold a mix of sun and clouds as temperatures warm back into the mid-80s.

A few showers will be possible throughout the day, but the chance is low. Thursday will begin quiet, but there will be some changes moving in for the afternoon. 

Our next cold front will approach and start to increase rain chances late Thursday and into Friday morning. Once this front moves south, temperatures will drop quite a bit. Highs for Friday and Saturday will not make it out of the 60s with overnight lows around 50 degrees.

Beach and Surf Conditions

Boating conditions look favorable Wednesday with wind only between 5-15 knots and wave heights 2-3 feet. Surf conditions will be poor to fair with a smaller easterly swell. If heading into the water, watch for a moderate rip current threat and keep in mind the slight chance for a few showers.

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