Orlando Midday Weather: 83 Degrees and Climbing Toward 85, With Rain Chances Rising Sunday and Monday
The station's live feed reads 83.4 degrees late this morning, on the way to a high near 85 with a 27% rain chance for trick-or-treat hours — then a wetter turn: 38% Sunday and 45% Monday.
Orlando's Halloween is running warm into the afternoon. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 83.4 degrees late this morning with a feels-like temperature of 85.9, on the way to a daytime high of 84.6 and an overnight low of 69.4. Today's rain chance stands at 27% — low enough that most trick-or-treat routes should stay dry, high enough that a brief shower is not off the table, and warm enough that costumes with layers will feel heavy by the second block.
The change arrives after the holiday. Sunday's forecast in the live feed calls for a high of 81.7 and a low of 70 with the rain chance rising to 38%, and Monday turns wetter still: a high of 78.8, a low of 69.8 and a 45% rain chance — the coolest and wettest day of the stretch, and the day to plan indoor errands around. Tuesday recovers to a high of 82.8 with the chance falling back to 24%.
Wednesday is the week's heat marker: a high of 87 with only a 16% rain chance in the feed. The Weather Desk's next standalone file is the 17:00 update, and the feed numbers above are this morning's live reading — check the station's weather page before an evening drive, because a 27% day can still park one shower over one neighborhood.
