Cold Front Brings Rain Sunday, Freeze Threatens Orlando Early Monday
Central Florida is bracing for a significant weather change. A cold front is bringing rain on Sunday, while a freeze threatens Orlando early Monday morning.
Expected Weather Changes
- Rain Forecast: Cold rain will be prevalent in the FOX 35 Viewing Area on Sunday. Moderate rain showers are anticipated, tapering off by mid-afternoon.
- Temperature Drop: Highs in Orlando will approach 70°F before the front, but much cooler temperatures are expected afterward.
- Wind Chill Effects: Wind chills will plunge into the 40s and 50s by late Sunday evening.
Freezing Temperatures on Monday
As the cold front advances, temperatures in Orlando are projected to drop to the low to mid-30s by Monday morning. Some neighborhoods to the northwest may experience even lower readings in the upper 20s.
- Freeze Watches: These have been issued for most of Central Florida, compelling residents to prepare for icy conditions.
- Bundle Up: Wind chills could feel like the 20s, so dressing warmly is highly advised if you need to go outside early Monday.
Weather Outlook for Next Week
Following the cold snap, temperatures will gradually rise as a high-pressure ridge establishes itself. The forecast shows a shift towards more pleasant and dry conditions.
- Tuesday Temperatures: Daytime highs may reach the lower to middle 60s.
- Midweek Warming: Further warming is expected with highs likely reaching the 70s by Wednesday.
- Chance of Rain: By Thursday, a 40% probability of rain exists, along with possible thunderstorms.
As we move into the weekend, temperatures could climb back into the lower 80s, providing a mix of clouds and sunshine.
Stay updated on weather conditions and prepare accordingly as the cold front approaches Orlando. Visit Filmogaz.com for the latest weather updates and forecasts.
