Coldest air of the season arrives overnight: Wind chill advisories, freeze watches and warnings in effect
ORLANDO, Fla. - The coldest air of the season arrives tonight.
The most frigid temperatures in four years for many will usher in overnight.
As soon as the sunsets, there will be a noticeable difference in the temperatures as they sharply decline.
The NW wind will calm to 5-10 mph, but it will still be chilly.
Tonight's temperatures will be below freezing in the low 30s.
Orlando has the potential to break a record set back in 1966 of a previous low of 31 degrees if the temperature drops to 30.
The National Weather Service has already issued a Freeze Warning for Orange County and the eastern Florida coastline.
A Hard Freeze Warning is issued for the counties to the north and west of the metro Orlando area.
These below-freezing temperatures could stay in place for more than six hours in north-central Florida, and three to five hours in central/southern Marion, northern Lake and inland Volusia.
Don't forget the P's… Protect your plants, pipes, pets, and pool. Tomorrow the sun returns with temperatures in the upper 50s.
