Orlando weather: Sunshine and mid 80's highlight the forecast on Super Bowl Sunday

Sunday will start much like our Saturday, with that potential fog. Dense Fog Advisories are in effect for Marion County until 10 AM. Visibility could occasionally fall to 1/4 mile, so travel with caution. High pressure continues to dominate, making for a lot of sunshine today. 

What to expect: Temperatures stay well above normal, topping out in the middle 80s. Once again, fog develops overnight with the help of the light wind and starry sky. It could become locally dense into early Monday AM. Lows will stay well above normal, dipping only into the upper 50s and lower 60s throughout the metro.

WARM AIR HOLDS, SHOWER CHANCES RISE

What's next: The upper level ridge of high pressure that has been controlling our weather pattern does break down a little bit though by Monday. A cold front looms to our NW and that makes for a little more cloud cover. Onshore flow develops ahead of it and that ushers more moisture our way.

 With the boundary nearby, an isolated shower or two is possible tomorrow into Monday night. The cold front never really makes it through though and high pressure does rebuild midweek. Temperatures stay well above normal, soaring into the middle and upper 80s mid to late week. 

Another storm system could bring a few showers from Thursday into Friday, which is something we'll be watching. The unsettled pattern continues into our Daytona 500 Weekend, with a cold front on the approach. It's still far out, but a chance for showers is on the table. The threat for rain is dependent on the timeline of the front, and it's something we'll be watching.

 Behind the front, a big pattern change pattern is on the table. Temperatures are going to be much cooler behind the boundary, and likely to turn below normal. Highs look to dip back into the 60s and 70s with lows in the 40s to 50s.