Orlando Weather: Passing Clouds, Some Sprinkles Tonight; Lows in the 60s

ORLANDO, Fla. — A few passing clouds and light sprinkles are possible tonight across the Space Coast, according to FOX 35 Storm Team Senior Meteorologist Noah Bergren. He is also monitoring potential tropical development in the Caribbean next week.

Tonight’s Forecast

Lows: Dip into the 60s overnight
Conditions: Passing clouds with isolated sprinkles possible

Thursday Outlook

Clouds and Sun: Mixed conditions expected, with more clouds than sun due to northeast winds
Sprinkles: Light showers possible on the Space Coast in the afternoon

Weekend Weather

Friday & Saturday: Mostly sunny with no chance of rain
Temperatures: Afternoon highs return to the upper 80s by Sunday; lows in the mid-60s
Next Week: Inland highs could reach near 90°F; no significant rainfall expected across central Florida over the next seven days

Tropical Update

Tropical Storm Lorenzo: Currently looping off the coast of Africa, poses no threat to land, and is expected to dissipate by the end of the weekend
New Tropical Wave: A wave off the African coast could organize over the next week
Caribbean Watch: NOAA highlights a long-range area to monitor next week, with conditions favorable for tropical development
Forecast Models: European model ensembles show a 50–60% chance of a depression forming south of Puerto Rico within 10–14 days
Potential Name: If it develops, the next storm would be Melissa

Florida, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean should keep a close eye on this potential system, though it remains too early to predict its track or intensity.

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