Our cold front is just about through, and as we wander deeper into Sunday evening skies will begin to really clear and temperatures will drop fairly sharp into Monday morning. Winds are also forecast to pick up. How long will these conditions linger, and what's ahead for your Wednesday with a quick look ahead.

We're going to try to either tie some records or surpass them this week, as our high temperatures near the highest they've been when compared to our historical average. From there, however, as the next cold front slides through, the chilly onset may take its time departing this go around.

Our afternoon highs are climbing into the 80 degree margin once again, which doesn't usually happen until late March! This won't stick around for too long, as wintry change is looming just ahead

The clock is ticking to the end of both the calendar year and the end to our warm but pleasant Florida weather. A massive slug of cold air from up north is on its way, and it will cause impacts to how you plan your New Years Eve activities.

The Christmas holiday was beautiful across Central Florida. While on the warmer side for some, you couldn't ask for a more quality sunshine state set up for a day like Christmas. But New Years could turn a hefty corner just in time for us to turn the final page of our 2025 calendars.

Temperatures have already tumbled about 10-15 degrees in the last few hours, and we aren't done yet. We could come close to setting some records as well around town if conditions continue to trend cooler than what's expected. Here's your full breakdown.

Central Florida is in for a see-saw style event over the next three days with temperatures climbing toward the upper 80s today and tomorrow, a chance for some strong to severe storms, and then a winter prelude. Here are all the details to get you geared up

A cold front is sweeping across Florida.

Through the middle of December, several big cold fronts have plunged down the peninsula but will that trend continue?

ORLANDO, Fla. – Christmas is off to a cold start and will stay cold through Christmas Weekend. It hasn’t been this cold on Christmas Day in Central Florida since 1995. Highs Christmas DayWinds will gradually relax Christmas Night allowing temperatures to plummet into the 20s and 30s. It has been 1073 days or nearly three years since it has gotten this cold in Central Florida. Saturday morning wind chillThe exception will be along the coast where wind chills will be in the 30s.