Orlando Halloween Weekend Weather: A Warm Saturday, a Wetter Sunday, Then Election Day Heat
Trick-or-treat Saturday runs warm with only a small shower chance on the station feed, but Sunday turns wetter and cooler before the heat rebuilds into Election Day.
Halloween Saturday in Orlando will feel more like summer than fall. The station's live weather feed puts Saturday's high at 84.8 degrees with a low of 68.4, and a 21 percent precipitation chance with showers possible — warm and mostly workable for trick-or-treat rounds, with a light layer after dark a comfort rather than a necessity. At cycle time the feed showed 70.4 degrees under overcast skies in Orlando.
Sunday is the weekend's turn. The feed puts Sunday's high at 77.7 degrees with a 60 percent precipitation chance, and Monday stays wet at 82.1 degrees with a 62 percent chance — the two days to keep outdoor plans flexible and to expect slick roads for the Monday commute windows.
Election Day, Tuesday, rebuilds the heat: the feed shows a high of 86.1 degrees with a 27 percent precipitation chance, followed by 83.7 on Wednesday, 86.9 on Thursday and 88.7 by Friday with the rain chance dropping to 8 percent. Voters heading to early voting sites this weekend or to precincts on Tuesday should plan for warm conditions and keep an eye on Sunday's showers.