Orlando Sunday Weather Update: Rain Chance Eases to 52 Percent, Monday Turns to Rain and Election Day's Storm Chance Slips to 47 Percent
The station's live feed read 72.8 degrees in the overnight hours. Sunday stays a showers day, but a drier one than the desk's last file; Monday is now a rain day at 76.8, and Tuesday's voters get a slightly softer storm chance before the week clears.
Sunday in Orlando is still a wet day, just less wet than it looked two hours ago. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 72.8 degrees overnight with a feels-like temperature of 78.4, and it now puts Sunday's rain chance at 52% — down from the 61% in the desk's 01:27 file — with rain showers (weather code 82), a high of 80.9 and a low of 69.8. It is the last day of early voting, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and the clocks fell back at 2 a.m., so the day runs on the new, earlier light.
Monday has firmed up in the other direction: its code is now rain (65), not the drizzle (51) of the last file, with a high of 76.8, a low of 69.4 and a 44% rain chance. Election Day Tuesday keeps its thunderstorm code (95) with a high of 79.1 and a low of 70.1, but its storm chance has eased from 53% to 47% — the number precinct lines will plan around. Wednesday follows at a high of 81.9 with a 42% rain chance.
The back of the week is unchanged and still the payoff: Thursday reaches 87.7 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 is clear 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 05:00 morning file.
