Due to the very dry airmass presently in place, expect temperatures
to plummet after sunset, but increasing cloudiness moving in from
the west will help moderate temperatures overnight, inhibiting them
from dropping too low. Overnight mins expected in the low 40s,
except for some middle to upper 30s over the interior in normally
colder rural locations, and middle 40s along the immediate Treasure
Coast. While patchy frost is not in the present forecast, cannot
rule out some light, isolated patchy frost in those normally colder,
wind sheltered locations.
Still, some cold sensitive plants may need to be covered or brought
indoors. Be extra cautious if using space heaters and keep them well
away from combustible material such as pillows, blankets, and
curtains.
Under mostly sunny skies the cold morning temperatures will rise
into the 60s this afternoon with northwest winds 4 to 7 mph. There
is a Moderate Risk of rip currents at area beaches.
Under clear skies and light winds, tonight is expected to be the
coldest of the season so far across east central Florida. With
widespread low temperatures in the low to mid 30s, frost development
is likely across most of the area with lower potential toward the
Treasure Coast. A Frost Advisory is in effect for coastal Volusia,
Brevard, Seminole, Orange, Osceola, and Okeechobee counties. A
Freeze Warning is in effect for Lake and interior Volusia counties,
where low temperatures are more likely to see freezing temperatures.
Cold sensitive plants may need to be covered or brought indoors.
Be extra cautious if using space heaters and keep them well away
from combustible material such as pillows, blankets, and curtains.
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