Fall temperatures stick around, but stronger winds and more rain are on the way

Central Florida is enjoying a taste of fall, with cooler mornings, comfortable afternoons and plenty of sunshine. But winds will kick up even more this weekend, bringing an increase in rain chances and worsening conditions along our beaches.Tuesday morning, the temperature at Orlando International Airport dropped to 62 degrees, the coolest reading since the end of April. Even cooler weather is expected in some of our northern interior counties Wednesday morning, including Marion County, where temperatures could dip into the low 50s.The cooler mornings are thanks to high pressure over the eastern United States, which is keeping a steady flow of north to northeast winds across Central Florida.Another cool start WednesdayWednesday morning will bring another brisk start, with temperatures generally in the 60s and some areas north of Interstate 4 falling into the upper 50s. Afternoon highs will climb into the low to mid-80s, right around where we should be for this time of year.We’ll see a