Finally! Record-setting rain leaves Central Florida

Orlando to see highs in low 60s

ORLANDO, Fla. – After a full day of rain on Sunday, the wet weather is finally moving out of Central Florida.

"Rain will gradually come to an end across Central Florida by the end of rush hour Monday," News 6 meteorologist Troy Bridges said.

There will be lots of sunshine through the afternoon, but the high in Orlando will be in the low 60s. The average high on this date is 71.

The overnight low will be in the low 40s, with cooler temperatures for the northern counties.

Highs will reach the upper 60s on Tuesday. 

Wednesday's high will be 59.

Temperatures in the 70s are expected Friday through Sunday.

Sunday's rain was record-setting in Orlando, where 2.01 inches fell. The old record was 1.74 inches, set in 2016. The Melbourne International Airport reported 3.74 inches of rain on Sunday to set a new record. The old record of 1.12 inches was set in 2016.

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Rain won't return to the forecast until Friday.

Watch News 6 for more weather updates.

 


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Daniel started with WKMG-TV in 2000 and became the digital content manager in 2009. When he's not working on ClickOrlando.com, Daniel likes to head to the beach or find a sporting event nearby.

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