Orlando Weather: A Mostly Dry Halloween, Then Sunday Showers and a Wet Monday in the Live Feed
Orlando's live feed starts Halloween at 71.1 degrees with only an 18 percent precipitation chance today — then puts Sunday at 58 percent and Monday at 49 percent before Election Day dries out.
Halloween is the dry day in Orlando's current outlook. The station's live weather feed read 71.1 degrees this morning, feeling like 75.1, on the way to a high of 82.7 and a low of 70.1, with the day's precipitation chance at 18 percent and only drizzle in the code — the lowest rain line of the weekend.
The pattern turns after tonight. Sunday's high holds at 82 degrees but the precipitation chance rises to 58 percent, the wettest line in the seven-day feed, and Monday drops to a high of 77.2 with a 49 percent chance. Sunday is also the last day of early voting in Orange County, and Monday is the final preparation day before Election Day, so voters and campaigns should plan for showers across both days.
Election Day, Tuesday, improves in the current feed: a high of 83.1 degrees, a low of 71.2 and a 23 percent precipitation chance. The warmth then builds back — 85.4 on Wednesday and 85.7 on Thursday, when the feed carries a thunderstorm code — before Friday settles at 84.1 with a 10 percent chance. The Weather Desk will update this file if the Sunday and Monday chances move materially.
