After Monday morning showers, Central Florida should be ready for its first cold front of the year later today.

“Perhaps we have already hit (Monday’s) highs because of the cooler air sliding in, causing temperatures to fall,” said Maureen McCann, a Spectrum News 13 meteorologist. “It’ll be a short-lived cool down as we get back into the 70s tomorrow. Upper 70s by the end of the week, some showers here and there with a couple of systems pushing across the peninsula.”

Orlando’s temperature high is forecast to hit 65 in the afternoon and then later descend to a low of 50 in the evening.

Tuesday is forecast to have slightly warmer temperatures with a high of 72 and a low of 56. Tuesday should also have a return of shower chances with odds at 20%.

As the week progresses, temperatures are expected to heat up, with Sunday anticipated to be the warmest day within the seven-day forecast with a high of 80 and a low of 62.