ORLANDO, Fla. – Do you remember the reason you moved out to Central Florida? Or perhaps if you’re a native Floridian, why it is you choose to keep your tent pitched in town?

I’d imagine there’s a nugget or two in there about the weather. The tropical-style atmosphere almost year round, yeah?

We’re finally going to see a return to form, and a lovely departure from these wintry weather conditions we had to endure since the end of January and the start of February.

Your Super Bowl Sunday was characterized by mostly clear skies, a nice calming breeze, and lovely afternoon high’s in the upper 60s and low 70s.

The rest of the night should be calm and mild as well, with cozy temperatures to end the weekend on a positive note in the weather department.

This will be the rhythm we carryover into your new work and school week tomorrow morning. We may have some patchy but dense fog build up during the very early morning hours and maybe create some spotty delays in our morning commute tomorrow.

High pressure settling in directly overhead is going to trap what residual moisture we have present across town down closest to us at ground level. Computer models are pretty sold especially our east coastal counties may wake up to some clouds down on the ground itself!

That quickly burns off to welcome a pretty solid Florida afternoon. Partly cloudy skies, light and variable winds especially the further inland you go, and no risk of any weather related impacts or delays as you end the first day back to work.

I will advise, as the beach comes back as an option for your free time, be leery as you try to set foot in the water. Our coastal winds continue to provide us with a HIGH rip current risk for all our Atlantic coast counties: Flagler, Volusia, and Brevard.

But nevertheless, enjoy! I know a lot of us were counting down to the cold weather relief and we’re finally smack dab in the middle of it.

We’ll stay in the mid to upper 70s all week with a few of us actually seeing 80 on your thermometer during the mid-afternoon hours.

You’ll want to carry a light jacket or a hoodie with you as you head out in the morning but by the afternoon it will be warm enough for your classic tee and shorts combo.

Get outdoors and enjoy some exercise or take a nice walk with the dog and the rest of the family.

All-in-all, we should see little issue with your weather throughout the week ahead. By Friday, Valentines Day on Saturday, and then race day on Sunday that’s when things could get a little more interesting for the Sunshine state.

Computer models are starting to zero in on a coastal low pressure to develop over the Gulf coast states, associated with a breakaway piece of the lower latitude jet stream. This could spin up into a major weather player for Daytona 500 attendees on Sunday.

Your weather team here at News 6 will continue monitoring trends and updating your forecast as we move through your upcoming week. I would highly encourage you have those talks behind the scenes with those you may be attending with to discuss potential wet weather back up plans.