Second night of record cold brings frost concerns to Central Florida
Sunday brought in record, bone-chilling cold with very rare low to mid-20s.
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Sunday brought in record, bone-chilling cold with very rare low to mid-20s.
Central Florida is under a freeze warning and extreme cold warning as a powerful cold front delivers wind chills in the single digits and teens Sunday morning – the coldest in over 10 years. Gusts over 40 mph continue through midnight, raising risks of hypothermia, icy patches, and tree damage.
First “Weather On the Way” of the season is for a strong cold front arriving Thursday.
Coming off of record cold both this morning and this afternoon, we’re setting up for another cold night - though not quite as cold for some.
Near-record low temperatures are expected across most climate zones and Orlando might have its coldest early November morning since 1993.
We have less than a month of hurricane season, and all is quite in the Atlantic Basin.
A rare flooding event with a 1 in 1,000 chance occurred in Lake County and northern Brevard County on Sunday, with 15-19 inches of rain falling in just six hours.
Hurricane hunters are finding Melissa with 175 mph winds and a pressure of 906 mb.
After heavy downpours on Sunday, the weather is expected to dry out for the work week, with mostly clear conditions inland and at the coast.
After a day of flooding rainfall and extreme “King” high tides at the coast, the heaviest rain is moving offshore around a developing coastal storm that will be a Nor’easter over the weekend, moving away from central Florida.