Temperatures gradually warm after chilly start in most of Central Florida Highs return to the 80 upper 70s Sunday
ORLANDO, Fla. – Sunday morning might be a shock to the system for some as most of Central Florida is waking up to the coolest air in about a month.
With the help of dominant sunshine, highs will rebound back to the upper 70s.
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Highs Sunday It will still be breezy at times, but the wind won’t be as strong as Saturday.
After another chilly start Monday morning, temperatures climb back to the lower 80s. The next several days look to be bone dry in addition to the gradual warm-up.
Monday morning Slight rain chances return by the end of the work week as we flirt with 90 degrees once again.
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