Orlando Sunday Evening Weather: Monday's Rain Chance Jumps to 72 Percent and Election Day's Thunderstorm Risk Climbs to 57
Orlando stood at 79.1 degrees under overcast skies late Sunday afternoon; the wettest day of the week is now Monday, and Tuesday's Election Day forecast has turned wetter in every update since morning.
Sunday is closing unsettled in Orlando. The station's live feed read 79.1 degrees, feeling like 79.3, under an overcast sky late in the afternoon, on a day headed for a high of 84.7 and a low of 71 with the precipitation chance at 64 percent. The evening hours keep a live rain chance for anyone heading to tonight's Dia de los Muertos gathering on Semoran Boulevard or home from the parks.
Monday is now the week's headline. The feed carries a rain code for Monday with the precipitation chance up to 72 percent — the highest of the seven-day outlook — and the high falling to 77.6 degrees, about seven degrees below Sunday's, with a low of 69. It is the last full campaign day before the election, and it will be a wet one for outdoor events and early errands alike.
Election Day itself keeps trending wetter: Tuesday carries a thunderstorm code with a high of 82.8, a low of 69 and the precipitation chance up to 57 percent, from 37 percent early this afternoon. Voters who can choose their hour should plan around storms. The rest of the week then dries and warms — Wednesday reaches 85 at a 41 percent chance, Thursday tops the week at 88.2 with the chance down to 11 percent, and Friday and Saturday run dry in the mid-80s under a clear Saturday code.
