Orlando's Monday Is the Week's Wettest Day at 75 Percent — Then Election Day Rain at 57, a Wednesday Thunderstorm, and a Clear, Cooler Saturday
Sunday ends in drizzle at 72.2 degrees on the station's live feed; Monday's rain chance is the highest of the seven-day outlook and holds the high to 77.5, Tuesday votes under a plain rain code, and the dry-out behind it all ends with the week's coolest night.
Sunday is closing wet in Orlando. The station's live feed read 72.2 degrees, feeling like 77.9, under a drizzle code on Sunday evening, at the end of a day whose precipitation chance reached 78 percent. Tonight's drizzle is the front edge of the week's main rain day, not the end of it.
Monday is the headline: a rain code, a high of only 77.5, a low of 69 and a precipitation chance of 75 percent — the highest in the seven-day outlook. It is the last full day before Election Day, and on the current feed it will be a wet one from the morning commute onward, for final errands, outdoor work and anyone with a Monday flight or drive across Central Florida.
Election Day itself, Tuesday, keeps the shape the feed settled on Sunday: a plain rain code rather than a thunderstorm, a high of 82.1, a low of 69 and a 57 percent precipitation chance — plan for rain at the polls, not storms. The thunderstorm code belongs to Wednesday, which reaches 85.7 at 41 percent. Then the week lets go all at once: Thursday is the warmest day at 87.4 with an 11 percent chance, Friday runs 83.9 at 4 percent, and Saturday is clear at 81.3 with a low of 63.3, the coolest night of the week.
