Orlando weather: Thanksgiving forecast across Central Florida brings mostly sunny skies, warm temps

Orlando Forecast: Wednesday, November 27th Night

FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Noah Bergren discusses a terrific Thanksgiving forecast followed by a few rain showers on Black Friday.

ORLANDO, Fla. - It will be mostly clear overnight with patchy fog possible late Wednesday into Thursday morning.

After the morning fog burns off on Thanksgiving Day, the region will enjoy warm and dry weather. A few clouds will push in later in the day.

BLACK FRIDAY: A cold front comes through in the morning or midday with a few passing showers. Skies should clear late in the day and temperatures drop heading into Friday night.

Cold Front on the Horizon

Big weather changes are expected as a cold front moves through early Friday.

A few scattered showers may accompany the front, with temperatures peaking in the mid-70s.

The weekend will usher in cooler weather, with highs only reaching the 60s under clear, sunny skies.

LONG RANGE: A chance exists for frost and/or a freeze early next week. Frost is more possible than a freeze due to uncertainty about just how cold it will get — but it will get much colder in all of Central North Florida. The coldest air will arrive on Monday and Tuesday.