Sunshine State showing off in the weather department Sunshine, 80s continue to close out 2021
ORLANDO, Fla. – Rinse, wash, and repeat! More sunshine is coming our way Tuesday and for the most part will be out in full force. Highs will climb back into the upper 70s and lower 80s with just a few passing clouds. Rain chances will remain extremely limited over the next seven days.
The unseasonably warm temperatures will stick around through this last week of 2021 and even get warmer. By mid-to-late week, temperatures will climb into the mid 80s. It will be a comfortably warm evening for New Year’s Eve with overnight lows into New Year’s Day only bottoming out in the low-to-mid 60s.
[TRENDING: Become a News 6 Insider (it’s free!) ]
New Year’s Day will top out in the low-to-mid 80s with a mix of clouds and sunshine.
Very slight rain chances return Sunday as a cold front pushes through Central Florida. It will turn cooler again by Monday of next week.
New Year's Copyright 2021 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.
About the Author Jonathan Kegges headshot
Jonathan Kegges joined the News 6 team in June 2019 and now covers weather on TV and all digital platforms.
Deltona considers new fire assessment fee amid property tax concerns Winter Garden park removes weapons ban signs after Florida attorney general warning Apopka commission deadlocks on proposed property tax increase as budget deadline nears City of Orlando approves sale of 8 new Parramore homes as effort to boost homeownership continues Melbourne officer resigns 15 days after bodycam shows police taking down wrong teen Thermal drones give Central Florida families hope in the search for lost pets Body camera video shows arrests of 2 Central Florida charter school principals on DUI charges Charges dropped against teen accused in deadly 2023 Dezerland Park shooting Daytona Beach proposal bans certain e-bikes, sets minimum age to be on city roads and sidewalks Florida sets execution date for convicted killer James Duckett Lake Mary All-Star softball wins state championship New Smyrna Beach weighs fire assessment fee over property tax concerns Coyotes spotted in Audubon Park, prompting pet safety reminders from FWC Orange County signals end of Tymber Skan Visiting Blue Spring State Park? Here's what you need to know about reservations Drunk driver sues Ormond Beach after officer attacked her during arrest Ocoee cancels annual Music Fest as city braces for possible property tax revenue losses DeLand neighbor rescues child, dog from burning home What police report, 911 audio reveals about shooting in Florida neighborhood Seminole County needs $1M budget transfer to cover recycling costs Previous video Next video