Severe weather threat over: Here’s what to expect for rest of weekend Sunshine dominates through Sunday before 80s return Monday
ORLANDO, Fla. – Sunshine will increase through the rest of the morning behind a cold front responsible for sparking severe weather earlier Saturday morning.
Temperatures with sunshine top out in the mid- to upper 70s Saturday afternoon. With a light breeze, the 60s return for the evening before temperatures fall into the 50s overnight.
[RELATED: Strong storms push through Central Florida | Possible tornado knocks out power, leaves behind damage in Flagler County ]
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Sunshine dominates Sunday and the unseasonably warm temperatures return Monday and Tuesday before a huge drop in the temperatures Wednesday and Thursday. Rain chances increase again Tuesday evening ahead of that front.
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