We’ve hit the time of year where there is no such thing as “typical” weather in Central Florida. The high temperature could be near 90 degrees, or it might not hit 65. Check the forecast right before you leave home and plan to pack layers. It is often warm in the afternoon but cools down once the sun sets.
And a word about rain. The summer storms aren’t the same as late fall and winter rain. The rain could pass quickly, or it might stick around for hours. Again, there’s no such thing as “typical” at this time of year.