ORLANDO, Fla. – Changes are on the way this week. Models are hinting at a cool front approaching Central Florida on Monday.
An upper-level trough will guide a weak cool front near the area, pushing in less humid and drier air as early as Tuesday.
It’ll also give us a break from the 90s starting on Tuesday and lasting into next weekend.
The winds are expected to pick up out of the east-northeast between 10-15 mph with gusts as high as 25 mph on Wednesday and staying breezy through Saturday.
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A few showers are expected to be around Monday and Tuesday, but it’ll be minimal coverage. Rain chances go up to 50-60% on Wednesday through the rest of the work week.
The less-humid air will stick around through Wednesday night before the humidity returns on Thursday. Dew point temperatures are expected to stay in the lower-to-middle 60s range during that time frame.
It’ll be a nice taste of fall before the actual season begins this Saturday.
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