ORLANDO, Fl. – Heavy rain and strong winds blanketed Central Florida late Saturday into early Sunday morning.
Thankfully, there were no severe weather warnings in the area but many cities picked up record rainfall totals during that timeframe.
Through Sunday morning, a few isolated light showers are possible but dry air will continue to move in behind a low pressure system, diminishing rain chances this afternoon.
Clouds are expected to be around and staying windy with gusts between 20-45 mph and sustained winds out of the east between 15-30 mph. The sunshine is expected to return closer to sunset.
It's windy out there!Current gusts pushing 40 mph. Will have the chance to top 50 mph later this morning through the first couple of hours of the afternoon as our storm lifts up the East Coast #flwx pic.twitter.com/fxMmAucEcK
— Jonathan Kegges (@JonathanKegges) December 17, 2023
Milder temperatures are expected during the morning hours and then slowly get cooler by the afternoon.
Temperatures are expected to fall through the morning into the afternoon. Overnight low temperatures are expected to fall into the middle 50s and staying breezy.
Monday, expect mostly sunny skies with highs below average in the upper 60s.
A dry cold front is expected to move through Monday night in Tuesday morning pulling in colder air from the north.
Tuesday morning temperatures are expected to start off in the upper 30s and 40s with highs in the upper 50s and breezy.
Wednesday morning will be another cold morning. Chilly temperatures once again in the 30s and 40s. We warm back up into the 70s by the end of the week.
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