WeatherThursday, November 5
Brevard's floodwaters linger, but Central Florida's forecast turns drier and cooler by Sunday
The ORLtoday team
If you're headed toward Brevard, check road closures first. Southern Brevard got between 16 and 22 inches of rain Monday, flooding communities from Melbourne south to Grant-Valkaria. A flood warning for the hardest-hit areas ran until 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, with standing water and multiple road closures.
16 to 22 inchesof rain in southern Brevard County since midnight Monday
The rain flooded roads and forced school closures in some counties.
Source: FOX 35 Orlando
- Brightline: Orlando to West Palm Beach service suspended until 8:30 p.m. Tue., Nov. 3
- Cause: high water along the rail corridor in Brevard County
- West Palm Beach to Miami service kept running normally
We suggest checking Brightline's website and app before you book. The rest of the week looks drier, but even small amounts of rain could be a problem where water is still standing, so stay off flooded roads.
Central Florida turns cooler and less humid by Sunday
| When | Sky | Temperatures |
|---|---|---|
| Thu. and Fri. | Partly cloudy | Highs in mid-80s |
| Weekend | Cold front, no significant rain | Relief from humidity |
| Sunday | Cooler, more comfortable | Mornings in 50s, lower 60s |
Source: WFTV
Sources: WFTV, FOX 35 Orlando