Cooler air settles in central florida. This is what looks next week

Orlando, Fla. – A dry cold front came through central florida early Friday morning and initiated a pleasant and sunny weather.

Expect that the temperatures around the middle to the above to 70s are hanging, which is quite normal for this season in East Central Florida.

However, if you are on the coast, you have somewhat cooler conditions in the upper 60s. It becomes a nice day with a minimal cloud cover, but be careful with the moderate risk of RIP currents when you drive to the beach.

On Friday evening, the temperatures will immerse themselves in the lower ones until the mid-1950s, and if they are north of I-4, they may even see the upper 40s.

With a view of the weekend and early next week, a high pressure will settle on Saturday on Saturday, followed by another dry cold front on Sunday. This combination keeps the conditions dry, whereby the temperatures are close or slightly below normal.

Expect the highest stalls in the 1970s and over nights mainly in the 50s, although some cooler places in the north could see the upper 40s on Sunday evening.

In the middle to the end, a low -pressure system will pull a cold front in the direction of our area next week. Models indicate that this front will reach northern parts of our region by Wednesday evening.

While the timing and the reporting of showers could change, we can expect the rainy probability to increase in the middle of the week.

At the moment we have limited the likelihood of a rainfall of 30-40% for Wednesday to Thursday with a low probability of thunderstorms on Wednesday evening.

In front of the front, southwestern winds were able to push the temperatures into the lower ones until the mid -1980s before the cooler more normal temperatures return.