<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4O9eif_1GtOgqe700" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4O9eif_1GtOgqe700" width="700" height="394" >ORLANDO, Fla. – The first half of our work week features a slow and gradual warm up leading into mid-week before our next cold front crosses over the area. This cold front will be a strong one!TonightClear skies will reign this evening as dry air continues to sit over us in the mid levels of the atmosphere. Our clear starry skies mixed with a light northerly wind will allow temperatures to fall into the low 60s along the I-4 corridor, upper 50s to low 60s to the north and west of I-4, and mid-upper 60s along the 95 corridor and the coast. MondayOur warming trend slowly begins on Monday as our winds gradually introduce more of an easterly onshore component to them, dragging a tad more heat and humidity into the area. We will remain dry but will see a few more fair-weather clouds in our skies Monday afternoon. Highs will hit the low-mid 80s once again.Mid-WeekOur warming trend peaks by Wednesday as our winds shift out of the west ahead of our cold front. This will allow our high temperatures to climb into the mid-80s with an uptick in humidity as well. A few showers are expected Wednesday and Thursday with an uptick in moisture ahead of our front. Into the WeekendThis cold front will swing through overnight Thursday into Friday morning. Northerly winds on the backside of this front will drop our high temperatures Friday afternoon into the 60s! Lows over the weekend are expected in the 40s. This will be the first time we have seen 40s in 241 days!</div></body>

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ORLANDO, Fla. – The first half of our work week features a slow and gradual warm up leading into mid-week before our next cold front crosses over the area. This cold front will be a strong one!. Tonight. Clear skies will reign this evening as dry air continues to...

Slow warmup to start the week before major cooldown

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