ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida will expect a warmer Tuesday.

Meteorologist Candace Campos said that the Orlando weather which is experiencing a high-pressure system will shift towards south, causing a westerly swing of winds that will be experienced in the area.

Still, the extremely dry air mass will flourish with an additional humid feel in the afternoon.

Sea breeze will develop along the east coast which will be triggered by the lighter and fresher gust. This will result to temperature rising to the upper 70s throughout the coast, and to the low 80s through the land, the part farther from the sea.

The water is projected to be calm throughout the day. Further, expect moderate possibility of slip currents in the Atlantic beaches. Aside from this, the weather will offer a great opportunity to enjoy the beach.

If you have outdoor activity planned for the week, it is best to do it on Wednesday for the Orlando weather will be pleasant, the sun will be shining, the humidity will not be tough, and there’s a small chance of rain.

Meanwhile, on the next day, the city of Orlando is anticipated to get a mid-80s temperature. The possibility of cloudy sky and even rain showers are likely to occur.

Campos shared that the approach for the frontal system for next week will be released late Wednesday or early Thursday. She stated that residents should expect a chance of rain throughout the coastal land, and a slim chance of rain along east of I-95. This chance is increased by the rushing winds and due to the front’s movement towards the northeast side.

An isolated thunderstorm is also predicted, and rain chances are raised to 40 to 50 percent.

Thicker clouds and cooler breeze brought by the rain will bring hot temperature at around mid to high 70s.

For the weekend, Orlando weather is again expected to attain a slim chance of rain and a temperature lurking in the 80s.