Orlando AM Weather Forecast: Chill sticking around for another day

What a spectacular sight from Melbourne, TJ. It's gorgeous, Hannah. Yeah, so glad this morning to have the sun. And it is still chilly. It looks nice. But you'll want to go out with that jacket. There is still a bit of a breeze out there. Always one of our picturesque shots that we can bring you, especially during the morning time on Good Day, Orlando. That's our Grills Riverside camera. The lack of clouds, that's going to give way to a few more clouds through the next 24 to 36 hours. We can see some clouds off to our west, some rain as well. That's our next disturbance that we're keeping tabs on on storm tracker radar and aerial pressure going to start to work into the Gulf and eventually slide toward us here in the sunshine state, helping to boost up our rain chances and bring a return to a bit more mugginess as well. It's been so refreshing, so dry, but Quite chilly now 52 degrees in Sanford still in the 30s in Ocala and Gainesville. Notice with the winds starting to come back up the Atlantic, more of a modified air mass now from about Orlando eastbound. You're just about at 60 in Cocoa Beach compared to the still quite cold fields in Ocala and Gainesville. Now if you are getting out to Universal Orlando, the holidays are back at the park. So Plan on plenty of sunshine won't need the poncho today, but I think you might want to bring a hoodie in the bag around 70 at one. We'll get back into the lower 70s through four o'clock, staying right around 72 degrees under just a few clouds. Naturally, the story across the board today, abundant sun temperatures still below normal, but trending back up a little closer to average. So in the upper 60s in Ocala, Palm Coast, right around 74 in Kissimmee and Titusville and overnight. No 30s on the map, barely any 40s in the forecast as we're continuing to modify the air mass. Upper 50s in Orlando, right around 50 in Ocala. Some of our northwestern spots still look to slide back into the upper 40s. There goes the dry air. You can see the browns moving away, the greens on the map. Indicating more moisture in the air to work with and that's going to help us see more clouds and also bring the potential for a few showers and eventually chances for rain a little higher by our Tuesday and Wednesday. So let's take you through time. With our Fox weather model here on Futurecast, you can see I fast-forwarded the time here to 7 p.m. this evening, watching out for maybe a sprinkle in the wee hours of our Monday, especially offshore. But you can see a couple trying to sneak in from the coast through the Orlando Metro. Chances are only around 20% across the interior, across our inland locales like Orlando, but a little higher, closer to I-95. I don't think we're going to see it. Lot of rain tomorrow, but chances go up into our Tuesday as this piece of energy works in from the Gulf, and that's going to help bring us more numerous showers, maybe even a rumble of thunder Tuesday into Wednesday. Now you can see a long I-95 along our coastline, the green. That's a level one out of four marginal risk of flooding. Something we'll have to watch. We just saw the historic flooding a couple weeks ago. Not expecting a repeat of that. Nowhere close, but with still. A lot of the water that we've seen over the last couple of weeks will have to watch that low end flooding risk into our Tuesday. Now our 535 storm team 70 forecast shows temperatures in the mid 70s a little warmer as we kick off the work week closer to 80 closer to normal Wednesday into Thursday and we hold on to those slimmer chances for rain as we head through Friday and Saturday with temperatures Hannah back up. Into the lower 80s, so we're getting back closer to normal and then above it as we get closer to Thanksgiving. I can't keep up with this roller coaster, TJ. Good thing we've got you. We're riding it. Yeah.