Orlando Weather Forecast: Flood watch for Central Florida; rain totals, timeline
Orlando Weather Forecast PM: October 27, 2025
FOX 35 Storm Team Senior Meteorologist Noah Bergren is tracking tremendous rain, storms, and the tropics tonight.
A flood watch has been issued for Orlando and most of Central Florida on Monday as more rain is expected throughout the day.
Several Central Florida counties are under a flood watch until 8 p.m.: Brevard County, Lake County, Orange County, Osceola County, Seminole County, and Volusia County.
A flood warning remains in effect for the St. Johns River near Astor, as minor flooding is occurring and moderate flooding is possible, the NWS said.
Tonight's Forecast
What To Expect:
Things will clear out fast in terms of the rain and storms as we head into the overnight hours. Patchy fog will develop with lows dropping into the 60s.
Rain totals are not expected to be as high as the weekend. Areas could receive up to 2" of additional rain.
What will the weather be like on Tuesday?
What To Expect:
Tuesday will feature a good deal of clouds in the morning with some clearing and sunshine in the afternoon and evening.
Rainfall totals: Who got the most rain in Central Florida?
Areas of Brevard County and Lake County received several inches of rain in Sunday's storms – more than a foot of rain in some spots.
Here are rainfall totals from the National Weather Service:
Brevard County
- Port Saint John: 15.57"
- Titusville: 14.67"
- Port Canaveral: 14.42"
- Titusville Airport: 13.08"
- Merritt Island: 11"
- Cocoa: 8.25"
- Rockledge: 6.67"
- Kennedy Space Center: 4.94"
- Mima: 3.95"
Lake County
- Eustis: 19.70"
- Mount Dora: 17.86"
- Mount Plymouth: 10.40"
- Paisley: 7.27"
- Tavares: 6.10"
- Leesburg: 5.37"
- Altoona: 4.44"
- Astatula: 3.99"
- Lady Lake: 3.72"
Orange County
- Windermere: 5.30"
- Ocoee: 4.11"
- Oakland: 3.81"
- Apopka: 3.63"
- Zellwood: 3.26"
- Orlando: 3.24"
- Universal Studios: 3.13"
- Pine Hills: 3.16"
Seminole County
- Lake Mary: 4.50"
- Sanford: 4.19"
- Central Florida Zoo: 3.83"
- Oviedo: 3.55"
- Sanford: 3.54"
Volusia County
- DeLand: 7.30"
- De Leon Springs: 5.64"
- DeBary: 4"
Indian River County
- Vero Beach: 3.83"
Cold front approaching mid-week
Looking Ahead:
Wednesday will be sunny until the evening, when a front approaches around or after sunset with some light sprinkles possible.
A big cold front will come through Florida late Wednesday night into Thursday with a significant drop in humidity and temperature.
This will set the stage for plummeting temperatures and overnight lows into the 40s for part of Halloween weekend in Orlando, and afternoon highs in the 60s and 70s.
No rain, lots of sunshine, and very cool air will be around for the weekend.
The Source: The information is from the FOX 35 Storm Team and the National Weather Service.