Orlando Sunday Weather Update: The Sun Is Out, the High Is Back Up to 84 and Election Day's Storm Code Has Eased
The station's live feed read 78.5 degrees at the 07:27 file, up from 70.5 at 05:00. Sunday is warmer than the morning file promised, Monday is still the wettest day of the stretch, and Tuesday's voters now face drizzle code instead of showers.
Sunday is warming up faster than the early files allowed. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 78.5 degrees at the 07:27 file with a feels-like temperature of 82 — up from 70.5 degrees at the 05:00 file — and it has lifted Sunday's high to 84.4, from 81 in the morning file, with rain (weather code 81), a low of 71.2 and a precipitation chance of 44%. The final day of early voting, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the new standard time, now runs under the warmest Sunday forecast of the day.
Monday remains the day to plan around: it holds at rain (code 65) with a precipitation chance of 56%, a high of 76.8 and a low of 69.4. The change is Election Day: Tuesday's weather code has eased from the rain showers (code 80) carried in the 05:00 file to drizzle (code 53), with a high of 80.2, a low of 70.7 and a precipitation chance holding at 47% — still a wet-weather plan for precinct lines when polls open at 7 a.m., but a gentler one than the morning file described. Wednesday follows at code 53 with a high of 85.6 and a 42% chance.
The back of the week still pays off, and it has warmed again: Thursday reaches 88.2 with the rain chance down to 14%, Friday turns clear (code 0) at a high of 86.2 with a low of 71.9, and Saturday sits at a high of 83.9 with a low of 69.5 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.
