Orlando Halloween Day Weather: Warm at 85, a Small Shower Chance for Trick-or-Treat Hours
Orlando starts Halloween at 72.6 degrees on the station's live feed, heading for a high near 85 with a 21 percent shower chance today — the wet weather holds off until Sunday and Monday.
Halloween in Orlando will feel like late summer, not late October. The station's live weather feed read 72.6 degrees early this morning, on the way to a high of 84.9 degrees and a low of 71.3, with showers possible but the day's precipitation chance put at 21 percent — the driest line in the seven-day outlook the feed is carrying.
That timing matters tonight: trick-or-treat hours look mostly dry and warm, so lightweight costumes will be comfortable and rain gear is a backup, not a requirement. The pattern changes after tonight. Sunday's high drops to 77.7 degrees with the precipitation chance rising to 60 percent, and Monday carries a 62 percent chance with a high of 77.2 — the two wettest days in the current outlook, and the last two days of Orange County early voting weekend spillover and Election Day preparation.
Election Day itself, Tuesday, rebounds in the current feed: a high of 83.1 degrees, a low of 71.2 and a 27 percent precipitation chance, with drier, warmer weather building back toward the mid-80s by Wednesday and Thursday. The Weather Desk will update the file if the shower chances for tonight move materially.
