Orlando weather: Sunshine and mild temperatures; Storm Alert Day on the way
Orlando PM Weather Forecast: March 14th, 2025
The workweek is ending on a beautiful note but that changes late in the weekend. A strong storm system moves our way, increasing the chances for severe weather. Sunday is a FOX 35 Storm Team Alert Day. Meteorologist T.J. Springer has the latest timing and what to expect.
ORLANDO, Fla. - A fair amount of sunshine will be present through the evening, with temperatures remaining around 80 degrees before dropping into the 70s later in the evening.
Overnight lows will be warmer than this morning's, with readings dipping back only into the lower and middle 60s.
What will the weather look like tonight?
What To Expect:
High pressure has been in control of the Southeast for the latter half of the week, making for gorgeous days across Central Florida.
It has moved east, giving us a southeast breeze and boosting up our temperatures.
Through the evening, expect a fair amount of sunshine, along with temperatures in the 80s, before we drop into the 70s later in the evening.
Overnight lows will be warmer than what we woke up to this morning, with readings dipping back only into the lower and middle 60s.
What will the weather look like this weekend?
What's next:
Here's a look at what the weather will look like this weekend.
Saturday
Saturday will be even hotter across the Sunshine State!
The wind continues to come in from the southeast, pumping up our temperatures back into the middle and upper 80s.
It'll also be a bit breezy, so hold onto your hats out there.
We'll see a mix of clouds and sunshine, especially with the onshore flow.
The sea breeze may help spark a sprinkle or two, but most will stay dry.
The wind continues to increase from the south ahead of our next storm system, which is slated to arrive late Sunday.
Sunday
This storm system will be our big weather headline for the weekend. That, as well as the hotter conditions out ahead of the cold front.
Highs on Sunday will soar into the upper 80s and lower 90s as this cold front approaches Central Florida.
That heat and mugginess will allow the storm energy to build on Sunday afternoon.
The unstable air, as well as the dynamics in the atmosphere, will make for a severe weather threat from Sunday afternoon into the evening.
Warning: Storm Alert Day
Why you should care:
The Storm Team has designated Sunday as a FOX 35 Storm Alert Day.
A tornado or two, as well as gusty winds, and large hail are possible with the storms that ignite.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop early in the day Sunday and continue to work to the southeast through the afternoon.
Storms arrive in our FOX 51 locales by early afternoon and into the Orlando Metro by late afternoon.
What will the weather look like next week?
Dig deeper:
The cold front pushes east of Central Florida by the overnight, with much cooler conditions on tap Monday.
Highs fall back into the lower to middle 70s with maybe a lingering sprinkle early in the day.
By the afternoon, we'll see plenty of sunshine.
In the wake of this system, high pressure takes over heading into midweek.
This makes for abundant sunshine, with temperatures slowly on the rise.
Another cold front could bring a couple of showers or a storm by late next week, but chances aren't looking high at the moment.
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The Source: This story was written based on information shared by the FOX 35 Storm Team on March 14, 2025.