ORLANDO, Fla. — Mother Nature can't seem to make up her mind, with well below average temperatures last week, then record breaking heat Sunday.

We have the 80s in our forecast again Monday with rain chances coming up just a bit. Isolated claps of thunder are also possible, but we're not expecting anything severe. Well above average highs are back with us as we climb back up and flirt with record highs in the 80s.

The next cold front drops in late Tuesday, bringing a few showers and isolated storms, then the next brief round of cool air. We'll warm into the 70s Tuesday, then drop back into the 60s Wednesday. High pressure slides back over us and provides plenty of sunshine Wednesday through Friday, while an approaching system next weekend brings us increasing clouds Saturday and storm chances by next Sunday. Highs Friday through Sunday will be above average well into the 70s.

Poor surfing conditions are with us Monday thanks to low wave heights around one to two feet, and an east-southeast swell with an underlying north-northeast mix. We’ll have enough of a long period swell to keep the rip current threat moderate, so use caution if swimming. Sea surface temps are currently in the mid-60s along the Flagler and Volusia County coastlines, and closer to 70s along the Brevard County coast. Keep an eye on the sky for some scattered showers and storms.

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