Orlando Morning Weather: Sunday's Rain Chance Eases to 45 Percent, Monday's Climbs to 55 and Election Day Stays Stormy
The station's live feed read 70.5 degrees at the 05:00 file on the first morning of standard time. Sunday is still a rain day, but a gentler one; the wettest day of the stretch is now Monday, and Tuesday's voters still face a storm chance.
Orlando's first morning on standard time starts mild and unsettled. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 70.5 degrees at the 05:00 file with a feels-like temperature of 76, and it puts Sunday's rain chance at 45% — down from 52% in the desk's 03:27 update and 61% overnight — with rain (weather code 81), a high of 81 and a low of 70.3. The clocks fell back at 2 a.m., so the final day of early voting, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., runs on the new time and the earlier light.
Monday is now the day to plan around: its code holds at rain (65), but its rain chance has climbed from 44% to 55%, with a high of 76.8 and a low of 69.4. Election Day Tuesday carries weather code 80 with a high of 80.2, a low of 70.7 and a 47% storm chance — unchanged from the last file, and still the number precinct lines will plan around when polls open at 7 a.m. Wednesday follows warmer, at a high of 85.6 with a 42% rain chance.
The back of the week remains the payoff, and it has warmed: Thursday reaches 88.2 under mostly cloudy skies with the rain chance down to 14%, Friday turns clear (code 0) at a high of 81 with a low of 67, and Saturday sits at a high of 80.5 with the week's coolest low, 64.5, and a rain chance of just 4%. The station's weather page carries the feed as it changes; the Weather Desk's next standalone file is the 17:00 update.
