Highs soar back to low 90s Sunday in Orlando area

ORLANDO, Fla. – The rain will continue to fade away Saturday night, leaving behind a few clouds. Lows will fall eventually hitting the low 70s.

On Sunday, it's all about the heat. Highs will soar back to the low 90s and feel even hotter due to the continued high humidity.

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There will be a few showers or storms that develop, but nothing as widespread as Saturday. We've dropped rain coverage to 30%, but keep the rain gear handy.

A weak cold front will turn stationary over central Florida for the start of the workweek. This will bring rain chances back up to 50%-60%.

By Halloween on Thursday, rain won't be much to worry about. There will still be a few showers, but most of it will clear out by the time trick-or-treating kicks off. It will still be muggy in the upper 70s that night, so there will be no need for jackets or warm costumes.

Sunday looks like a better beach day. Just be ready to pack up later in the afternoon if a few showers develop.

The latest look at the tropics shows only one storm in the Atlantic. Tropical Storm Pablo will move over the eastern Azores on Saturday night and is expected to weaken after that as it moves into cooler water and an area of strong shear. This storm is no threat to the United States.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Olga continue to move toward the Great Lakes. It is no longer a named storm.

The latest five-day outlook from the National Hurricane Center shows everything nice and quiet. Remember that hurricane season runs through the end of November. We're almost there!

News 6 meteorologist Jonathan Kegges hosted a Facebook Live on Saturday in which he answered viewer questions and provided updates on the weekend weather patterns.

You can watch Saturday's video below. Be sure to check back every Saturday and Sunday morning for Kegges' Facebook Live.