ORLANDO, Fla. – The severe weather threat for Saturday has ended. It will remain windy with a few showers as unseasonably cold air plunges into Central Florida for the remainder of the afternoon.
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The second half of Saturday will be dry, but very windy. A wind advisory is in effect for most of Central Florida until 7 p.m. Saturday.
High temperatures have already occurred for Saturday. Temperatures will fall for the remainder of the day.
Temperatures bottom out in the 30s and 40s Sunday morning.
A freeze warning has been issued for Marion and Sumter counties for Sunday morning for the likelihood of temperatures falling at or below the freezing mark. A freeze watch remains in effect for Flagler for the potential for freezing temperatures. Plants could be damaged if not covered in these areas.
With the continued breeze, it will feel even colder. A wind chill advisory also goes into effect early Sunday morning for most of Central Florida for feels like temperatures in the upper 20s to mid 30s through mid-Sunday morning.
Sunshine returns and dominates through the afternoon Sunday, with high temperatures only rebounding to the mid-60s.
A gradual warming trend returns next workweek.