Orlando Overnight Weather: Sunday's Rain Chance Climbs to 61 Percent, Monday Turns to Drizzle and Election Day's Storm Chance Holds at 53 Percent
The station's live feed read 72.9 degrees overnight. Sunday is a rain day at a 61% chance, Monday cools to 76.3 with drizzle, and Tuesday — Election Day — keeps its 53% thunderstorm chance before the week clears and cools to a 64.5-degree Saturday low.
Orlando heads into Sunday wet. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 72.9 degrees overnight with a feels-like temperature of 78.8, and it now calls Sunday a rain day (weather code 81) with a high of 80.4, a low of 70.1 and a rain chance of 61% — up from the 59% in the desk's midnight file, with the high a degree lower. The clocks fell back at 2 a.m., and Sunday's final day of early voting, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., runs on the new time.
Monday is the cool, grey turn: a high of 76.3 with a low of 68.7, a 50% rain chance and a drizzle code (51). Election Day Tuesday stays the week's unsettled headline — a high of 79.1, a low of 70.5 and a 53% thunderstorm chance (weather code 95), the number Tuesday's voters will plan around. Wednesday follows at a high of 81.9 with a 41% rain chance.
The back of the week now clears out completely in the feed. Thursday reaches 87.7 under mostly cloudy skies with the rain chance down to 11%, Friday turns clear (code 0) at a high of 81 with a low of 67, and Saturday is clear and the coolest morning of the week, a high of 80.5 with a low of 64.5 and a rain chance of just 3%. The station's weather page carries the feed as it changes; the Weather Desk's next standalone file is the 05:00 morning file.
