Cooler Temps and Partly Cloudy Skies Ahead of 2025 Hurricane Season

Orlando will see cooler temperatures and partly cloudy skies this weekend as the 2025 hurricane season begins. Only isolated showers are expected, while highs will reach the upper 80s. Weather patterns typical for summer will return next week along with potential Saharan Dust affecting air quality.

Cooler temps and partly cloudy skies are expected in Orlando Saturday night, just as the 2025 hurricane season kicks off on Sunday. Following a bustling start to the weekend, the weather is calming down significantly. Expect lingering clouds this evening with temperatures cooling into the upper 60s and low 70s as humidity drops.

As for precipitation, there is a chance of isolated showers and storms mainly over Southern Brevard and Osceola counties, though severe storms are not anticipated. Moving into June 1, the onset of hurricane season means we might see some rain, but not much. Rain chances will remain low with only a few pop-up showers or a stray thunderstorm on Sunday amid partly cloudy skies.

Highs on Sunday should reach the upper 80s, and temperatures will dip back into the low 70s at night. Looking ahead to next week, the persistent weather front lingering in the area could stir up more showers or storms come Monday afternoon. After that, typical afternoon seabreeze-driven storms are likely to return through the week, keeping those summer weather patterns in play.

Daytime highs are projected to hover around 90° with overnight temps near 70°. Additionally, midweek will introduce Saharan Dust, reducing air quality and potentially affecting allergy sufferers. However, those hazy skies might enhance our sunrises and sunsets, not to mention there’s a higher likelihood of calmer hurricane conditions for the start of June.

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In summary, Orlando’s weather is set to bring cooler temperatures and partly cloudy skies as the hurricane season begins. While isolated storms may occur, the risk of severe weather remains low. As the week progresses, typical summer weather patterns will return, along with some Saharan Dust which may affect air quality. Staying informed via weather alerts is key as we transition into this new season.

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