Orlando Sunday Midday Weather: Monday's Rain Chance Climbs to 65 Percent and Election Day Warms to 83
Orlando stood at 82.2 degrees at midday on the way to 84, Monday's heavy-rain code now carries the week's highest precipitation chance at 65 percent, and Tuesday's Election Day forecast has warmed by nearly three degrees since the morning files.
Orlando's Sunday is holding its heat into midday. The station's live feed put the city at 82.2 degrees at cycle time, feeling like 82.8, on the way to a Sunday high of 84 with a low of 69.6 — the high a step down from the 85.4 the mid-morning file carried. Sunday's own rain chance stands at 53 percent under a rain code, so the afternoon shower risk the morning files described remains in place.
Monday is firming up as a washout by Orlando standards. The feed still codes Monday at 65 — heavy rain — with a high of just 77.7 and a low of 68.3, and its precipitation chance has climbed to 65 percent, up from 56 percent at the 09:27 file and the highest of the seven days. Anyone with Monday plans that can move indoors should move them; anyone who cannot should expect the week's steadiest rain, on the day before the election.
Election Day itself keeps improving and warming. Tuesday is coded 63 with a precipitation chance holding at 37 percent, but its high has risen to 83.1 from the 80.2 in the morning files — a warm, mostly workable day for the walk to a precinct, with rain gear still worth carrying. Behind it, Wednesday reaches 85 at a 39 percent chance, Thursday tops the week at 88.2 with only a 12 percent chance, Friday is near-clear at 86.2, and Saturday is coded clear at 83.9.
