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Good evening, Central Florida. We’re closing out the day with the most important stories you need to know, along with a look at the weather ahead.

High pressure continues to shift out as a cold front moves from the southeast toward the Sunshine State. Mostly clear skies are expected this evening, with temperatures dropping into the lower 50s across Central Florida.

Late Saturday morning, cloud cover will begin to build, and winds will increase out of the southwest at 10 to 15 mph, with occasional gusts reaching up to 25 mph during the afternoon.

Afternoon highs will commonly reach the lower 70s. As evening approaches, rain chances will develop from the north and gradually move south overnight.

Rainfall is expected to remain light overall, and no severe storm activity is anticipated.

By Sunday, the cold front will be well to the south, and another area of high pressure will settle in. Temperatures will remain steady, holding in the lower to mid-70s.

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