Orlando Weather Evening Update: 76.9 Degrees Tonight, Monday's Forecast Warms Back Up and Election Day Turns Cooler
The station's live feed reads 76.9 degrees on Halloween night — and the week ahead has been redrawn since the afternoon: Monday's high is back up to 80.3, Election Day Tuesday drops to 76.7 with a thunderstorm chance, and Wednesday is now the cool day at 72.4.
Orlando's Halloween evening is cooling into comfortable territory. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 76.9 degrees at cycle time with a feels-like temperature of 79.7, closing a day that topped out at 85.7 with a 15% precipitation chance — dry conditions for the trick-or-treat hours and the night's outdoor Halloween events. Tonight also brings the extra hour: clocks fall back at 2 a.m. as daylight saving time ends.
Sunday stays showery in the feed — a high of 82.9, a low of 69.7 and a 54% rain chance under a showers code. Monday has changed the most since the afternoon outlook: where the 5 p.m. feed put Monday's high at just 73.5, the evening feed restores it to 80.3, though the rain chance holds at 56% — a warm, unsettled start to the week rather than a cool one.
Election Day, Tuesday, moves the other way: the high drops to 76.7 with the thunderstorm code and a 38% rain chance still in the feed — voters heading to Orange County polls between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should plan for possible storms. Wednesday is now the week's cool day at 72.4 with a 31% rain chance, before Thursday and Friday warm back to 86.0 and 84.7 with the rain chance easing to 8% by Friday. The station's weather page carries the feed as it changes.
