Orlando Weather at 5 P.M.: 83.5 Degrees for Halloween Night, Sunday Showers and a Storm Chance on Election Day
The station's live feed reads 83.5 degrees heading into Halloween night, with Sunday's rain chance at 47%, a cooler and wetter Monday at 73.5, and a thunderstorm chance now showing for Election Day on Tuesday.
Orlando heads into Halloween night warm. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 83.5 degrees at cycle time with a feels-like temperature of 83.4, closing out a day that reached 85.7 with an overnight low of 69.4 ahead and a 15% precipitation chance — a dry, light-costume evening for the trick-or-treat hours and the night's outdoor Halloween events.
Sunday is the turn, and tonight also brings the extra hour as clocks fall back at 2 a.m. The feed puts Sunday's high at 82.8 with a low of 70.3 and the rain chance at 47% under a showers code, and Monday follows cooler and wetter still: a high of just 73.5, a low of 68.2 and a 56% rain chance — the coolest reading in the current outlook by a wide margin.
Election Day, Tuesday, recovers on temperature at a high of 82.3, but the feed now carries a thunderstorm code for the day with a 38% rain chance — worth a voter's attention, since Orange County polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and early voting ends Sunday. Wednesday through Friday warm back up in the feed — 85.4, 86.7 and 86.3 — with the rain chance easing from 31% to 8% by Friday. The station's weather page carries the feed as it changes.
