ORLANDO, Fla. – It looks like we’re in for a lovely couple of days before rain moves in on Monday.
High pressure over the Carolinas is expected to keep the weather generally quiet. For Saturday, you can expect temperatures to reach around 72 degrees in Orlando with partly cloudy skies.
Sunday morning will kick off with plenty of sunshine, though a few clouds might roll in by the afternoon ahead of an area of the next weather system.
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Temperature forecasts show a range from the upper 60s to the lower to middle 70s.
While the weekend weather looks pleasant, keep an eye on the skies as we move into Monday.
An area of low pressure over the Gulf is developing. With a warm and cold front, it’s expected to bring scattered rain and thunderstorms to central and south Florida by Monday morning.
Light to moderate showers are expected in the morning, with most of the rain pushing offshore by the afternoon across Central Florida.
This change in weather comes as the area faces moderately dry conditions, which could benefit from some rain.
Heading out to the DeLand Dog Parade? You’re in for a treat with pleasant weather expected. The parade will enjoy temperatures in the lower 70s around 3 p.m., cooling slightly into the upper 60s by 6 p.m. under partly cloudy skies, providing a perfect backdrop for this local event.
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