Central Florida is bracing for significant weather changes. A cold front will arrive from the north and west on Sunday night, leading to a dramatic temperature drop and windy conditions.
Temperature Changes Expected
As the cold front moves in, temperatures will drop sharply overnight into Monday. Morning lows are anticipated to plummet into the 40s, with wind chills making it feel even colder in certain areas.
Visibility and Travel Precautions
On Sunday morning, patchy dense fog emerged across the region. In some areas, visibility fell below a quarter mile. Travelers are advised to exercise caution and reduce speeds until the fog dissipates later in the day.
Sunday Weather Forecast
- Afternoon high temperatures will peak in the 70s.
- There is a slight chance of stray showers as the cold front approaches.
- Cloud cover will increase through the afternoon.
Windy Conditions and Advisories
Starting Sunday night, windy conditions are forecasted to kick in. Winds from the north may reach 20 to 25 mph, with gusts potentially hitting 40 mph.
For coastal areas, a high surf advisory is in effect. Waves could reach heights between 7 to 10 feet, posing risks for beach erosion and dangerous surf conditions.
Looking Ahead
While Monday and Tuesday will remain cooler than average, warmer temperatures are forecast to return by midweek. Highs could climb back into the 70s, and possibly approach 80 degrees by next weekend.
Residents who prefer milder weather will be pleased to know that typical Central Florida winter conditions are expected to resume shortly.
