Central Florida is heating up to nearly 80 degrees before the next cold front arrives. Find out when it’s coming.

ORLANDO, Fla. – A weak high pressure will continue to influence our weather for the next two days keeping conditions stable.

The weather forecast indicates mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies as temperatures rise to the mid-70s along the coast and upper 70s inland. Light winds are expected in the morning, with a gentle sea breeze likely to develop along the coast in the afternoon.

During the night, temperatures will decrease to the mid to upper 50s, except reaching the low 60s along the southern Brevard coast. Some patchy fog may reappear late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning, particularly from Cape Canaveral northward and across much of the interior, including Okeechobee County.

Thursday & Friday

A swift-moving cold front is expected to move through late Thursday into early Friday, carrying limited moisture. There is a slight chance of showers near the coast from Melbourne southward in the first half of the day.

Temperatures will cool down briefly behind the late Thursday/early Friday front, but they’ll bounce back over the weekend.

Expect highs in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees on Thursday before the front, cooling to the low to mid-70s on Friday, with upper 60s along the Volusia coast.

The coolest point of the week will come late Friday and into early Saturday morning with lows dropping to the mid to upper 40s north of I-4 and low to mid-50s elsewhere.

Weekend

After Thursday’s front passes, another cold front will reinforce this dry pattern over the weekend. Stronger high pressure will build across the Atlantic Seaboard early next week, keeping conditions dry.

Over the weekend and into Monday, highs will be in the mid to upper 70s, warming slightly on Tuesday.

Temperatures will rise slightly into the 50s to low 60s on Monday and Tuesday mornings, with most areas in the 60s by Wednesday morning due to an onshore breeze.