Orlando weather: Rapid warming ahead this weekend with small chance of rain

Orlando PM Weather Forecast: November 28, 2025

The chill is here to end our holiday week but does it continue into the weekend? Meteorologist T.J. Springer has the details on that and when our next cold front looks to move through.

ORLANDO, Fla. - Skies will remain near completely clear with winds relaxing to near calm overnight.

It will be chilly, but not as cold as it was Friday morning.

Weekend forecast

What To Expect:

Saturday will be a little more cloudy than it was on Friday. Overnight lows will dip into the 40s and 50s.

A few more clouds could build during the afternoon and evening hours on Saturday.

There is a small chance – 10% – for a brief shower or sprinkle as the winds change. It will quickly warm up this weekend into the 80s by Sunday.

High temperatures will break back into the 70s over most of the region.

Travel forecast

What To Expect:

Sunday and Monday will feature partly cloudy skies and maybe a few PM showers with warmer air, back 80-plus degrees each afternoon.

Showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday; otherwise dry

Looking Ahead:

On Tuesday, a cold front comes across Florida and could have a bit more organized and widespread chance for rain or thunderstorms even in Central Florida and North Florida during the afternoon and evening.

Other than the potential for more organized showers, or even thunderstorms Tuesday next week, overall it remains a very dry pattern with drought continuing to worsen as we go forward. It should clear completely and be totally sunny again Wednesday next week.

Florida drought update

November 2025 in Orlando officially has only had 0.07" of rain, which ranks as the 3rd driest November ever in 132 years of record keeping (since 1893).

The driest November on record was 1967 with only 0.03" of rain in Orlando. The average November monthly rainfall is 2.13" and we will be nowhere near that when the month ends on Sunday night.