🍂 Autumn’s calling: Time for fall vibes, cozy days!🍃

ORLANDO, Fla. – Hello Weather Insiders, it’s Chief Meteorologist Candace Campos here breaking down what you can expect for the last weekend of summer!

Yes, I know what you’re probably thinking: “Florida doesn’t have a fall.” While that might feel true, we can still look forward to lower temperatures and more comfortable humidity levels. Check a full fall guide for fun activities you can start enjoying!

Unfortunately, it looks like it will be getting warmer and muggier as we ring in the new season. Click here to read more on your weekend forecast.

📉 Turning A Corner

As Candace just mentioned, the humidity has returned.

What’s going on guys, meteorologist Jonathan Kegges back with you. Last weekend was that little morsel of fall but even as the soupy air has crept back into Central Florida, I am here to tell you we have reached a milestone.

Sept. 18 marks the last time the Orlando area averages a high temperature of 90 degrees. Now, it, of course, can still get hotter than 90 as we head into the months ahead but from average perspective, the temperature is falling.

The average high drops to 89 degrees in Orlando on Sept. 19.

Cooler days are ahead, friends.

🍂Talking About Cooler Days ...

Fall is finally on its way, and I’m ready to swap out my summer vibes for cozy sweaters and pumpkin spice everything. Hey there, meteorologist Michelle Morgan here ready to welcome the fall season.

Dive into all the fall events popping up around town! Local farms are about to explode with pumpkins and all the fall magic you can handle —and let’s be real, spooky season waits for no one.

Here’s a few on my radar:

• Amber Brooke Farms’ annual Fall Festival kicks off this weekend. Get ready for:
  • U-pick sunflowers and zinnias
  • A pumpkin patch that will make your fall dreams come true
  • Live music and food trucks
  • A corn maze, a petting zoo, and pony rides — because why not?

And over at LEGOLAND Florida Resort, Brick-or-Treat is making its return starting Sept. 20! It’s the family-friendly Halloween event you didn’t know you needed, with:

• Overflowing cauldrons of candy
• Exclusive seasonal LEGO characters
• The Monster Skytacular drone show
• And fun surprises lurking around every corner

Click here to check out the full list of events.

🌀 The Tropics Aren’t Behaving Like The Tropics ...

Welcome back to your News 6 Weather Insider newsletter everyone, meteorologist David Nazario here talking my bread and butter once more: the hurricane season! But, it hasn’t quite felt like the hurricane season in recent days, has it? Things have been abnormally quiet, thanks to a number of different hostile ingredients coming together all at once across the Atlantic.

The peak of the hurricane season per our calendars came and went on Sept. 10. Why are we so behind in terms of overall activity?

You can find out all the details and my latest take on the rest of peak season HERE, alongside my video breaking down all the parameters over on our YouTube channel.

We’ll see how much longer this quiet spell lasts. I am confident toward the last two weeks of this month that things will start to ramp up. How much? Stick with us to find out.