Orlando weather: Temperatures warm up to mid 70's ahead of a rainy Monday

Orlando PM Weather Forecast: February 23, 2025

Get ready for a soggy start to the workweek. Looking at widespread rain across Central Florida all through your Monday, which is why the FOX 35 Storm Team is calling tomorrow an Impact Day. Meteorologist Laurel Blanchard times out the rain and talks about how much we could see.

ORLANDO, Fla. - Despite the cooler start to our Sunday, temperatures will warm up nicely before the day is all said and done with.

REST OF THE EVENING/TONIGHT: Clouds will be on the increase the rest of the evening ahead of our next rain maker. After midnight tonight, rain starts to push in across the region. Showers will start off scattered in the northwest parts of our viewing area and become much more widespread with some heavier pockets closer to the morning commute. Lows tonight range through the 50s.

IMPACT DAY Monday 2/24- Rain for morning commute, school pick up and evening commute. some heavy downpours expected.
A SOGGY START TO THE WORKWEEK: Be prepared for a soggy start to the workweek.

As rain continues to move in across Central Florida from a system that started to move in Sunday night, make sure you grab the rain jacket or the umbrella as you are headed out the door. It will be a wet out there to start off your Monday and the rain will definitely slow down the morning commute so give yourself plenty of time to get to work or to school. Showers will continue through most of the day with the slight chance of a thunderstorm or two among all the rain. Showers will finally become more scattered late tomorrow afternoon into the early evening, but there will still be showers through the overnight and a few hanging around until Tuesday morning as the system finally pushes out.

Highs tomorrow will not warm up much only maxing out through the 60s across our region with temperatures in Orlando struggling to make it into the upper 60s.

By Tuesday, a few lingering showers can't be ruled out, mostly early in the day.

By Tuesday afternoon, we'll expect drier, warmer, and sunnier conditions to prevail. This trend will last into at least the first half of Thursday, where highs will be just shy of the 80-degree mark.

Late Thursday into Friday, another cold front will try to sweep into the region, but won't have a ton of moisture to work with. A few stray showers can't be ruled out, but the bigger impact from the front itself will be the dip in temperatures. Highs on Friday will be back to below-normal levels, only reaching the upper 60s for highs.

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