People living in Marion County experienced several hours of sub-freezing weather as the coldest air in years swept through the region.

Another potent cold front will usher in colder air starting Sunday night.

Local fern growers are working around the clock to shield their crops before Valentine’s Day. One fernery owner says what happens in the next few days could affect the entire year.

A strong cold front is pushing through Central Florida, bringing in the coldest air in years.

Snow in Florida...again? It could happen

With rare prolonged cold, exposed pipes could become a real concern when temperatures sit below freezing for more than 4-6 hours.

Central Florida will see a brief round of much needed showers, but it will quickly be followed by a sharp surge of cold air!

The coldest air in years is about to blast into Central Florida.

Temperatures on Friday dropped to their lowest in a while, and we expect more cold weather on the way starting Sunday and into next week. Shelters for people who need to stay somewhere warmer are available across Central Florida.

Tomorrow's cold front brings little in the way of moisture or rainfall, but one thing it does seem to guarantee is the turning of the corner towards average if not consistent below average morning low's and afternoon high's! Here are the details

In winter, the dry air works against you—pulling heat away from your body and making 50 degrees feel far colder than the number suggest

After a blustery Tuesday in Central Florida it’s about to get even colder.

A strong but mostly dry cold front is pushing through Central Florida.

A strong cold front will user in the new year in Central Florida.

A cold front quietly clears Central Florida. Here's the weather it will bring.

A cold front has swooped across our state on Thursday to welcome the Thanksgiving festivities. After a little bit of rain, frigid polar air is rapidly filling in its place.

We saw a lot of cold temperatures establish new records.

The shelter depends on community support and is always seeking donations to help people, especially during bad weather.

A strong arctic cold front is expected to send feels-like temperatures into the 20s and 30s across Central Florida.

Central Florida typically sees a couple of these types of cold blasts every winter.

Counties across Central Florida are preparing to open shelters as historic wind chills are expected this week.

Does it typically get THIS chilly in Florida this early into fall? Not usually, but there's a blatant reason why it's happening now.

Our next cold front is slated to come across the state tomorrow. With it along the nose of that cooler air we might see some showers and maybe a pop off thunderstorm or two. Here's how to plan accordingly for these late afternoon/early evening rains.

Stay informed with the latest weather updates as a cold front brings a freeze warning and chilly conditions to Florida.

Cold vs. Wind Chill: Why meteorologists make a big deal about the difference

A cold weather shelter in Flagler County will open after a strong cold front sweeps through the area, dropping temperatures across Central Florida.

As of Groundhog Day, Phil did in fact predict another six weeks of winter regardless if the calendar states the season is over. But it looks like Florida may be entirely excluded from this based on the latest model trends.

The arctic blast has long since dissipated, and for now, none of our computer models or long-range projections suggest another large outbreak is coming. We could receive some "cooler" air, dipping us into the upper 60s as we move through the first two weeks of February but... is winter just about over for us Floridians?

Even though it’s a chilly start to the day, daytime temperatures will rebound to about 70 degrees in Orlando.

Orlando isn't the only Florida city chilling out.

Central Florida residents, get ready to bundle up!

Colder weather can often mean a higher energy bill, so we spoke with industry professionals for insight on what's best for your wallet and your heating system.

More rounds of cold coming to Florida

We're keeping track of record-breaking snowfall along the Gulf Coast.

As temperatures drop, Marion County officials and the Salvation Army are stepping up to ensure residents stay safe during the cold snap.

As a blast of cold air blankets Central Florida, cold weather shelters are starting to open across the region.

Get ready for a blast of cold air to move in Sunday evening.

The Florida Department of Transportation is taking measures to ensure the state's highway system stays safe through a winter storm that could drop some snow a bit too close for comfort.

This year is off to a chilly start, but is it record-breaking?

Highs Tuesday were held in the 50s across Central Florida making it the coolest afternoon since the middle of last January

Our next two frontal systems could create some weather ruckus not only bringing frigid arctic temperatures, but the chance we get a stray strong thunderstorm or two as they cut across our viewing area.

A cold weather shelter in Flagler County is set to open this week.

Warming continues over the next couple days, into the new week ahead. The next cold front is still slated to arrive Wednesday, with a decent shot a lot of us could get some rainfall from it as it works its way southeast before temperatures really come down the following morning.

As arctic air blasts through Central Florida, bringing the coldest air of the season, counties have announced cold weather shelters opening across Central Florida.

Thanksgiving keeps us around average temperatures for our area before a strong push of polar air comes across Florida, dipping us well into the 40s through the weekend and the start of next week.

With overnight lows expected to dip and winds set to start picking up speed, a cold weather shelter will open Wednesday evening in Brevard County, according to the regional emergency operations center.

These changes can involve your teeth, bladders and wrinkles — among several other parts of the body.

A cold weather shelter will open Sunday in Titusville as cold winds drop temperatures in Central Florida.

People were seen all around Marion County bracing for the cold, from utilizing shelters, to bundling up with extra layers.

Many will wake up Sunday to temperatures feeling like the 20s.

After a cold start, the warmer weather is set to return.

A Wind Chill Advisory is in effect for inland Volusia, Lake, Seminole, and Orange counties until 9 a.m.

You might want to grab an overcoat for the next few days.

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Say goodbye to the warm weather. It's going to get much colder — and drier.

We have one more cold night before the warmup really gets going.

Bundle up — the coldest temps of the season so far are on the way Tuesday night.

Hope you brought a jacket.

After a very short break in the West, another powerful system is expected to bring additional flooding rain and crushing snow to California. An additional 1-3″ of rain is expected in the lower elevations of California through Tuesday.

Freeze warnings have been expanded to include most of central Florida and widespread frost is xpected to start Sunday, which remains on the chilly side for the afternoon.

Severe weather possible for parts of Southeast on Thursday.

This Christmas weekend, Central Florida’s homeless community is expected to fill shelters due to frigid temperatures.

Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you have to be.

Cold Weather shelters are set and ready for people as Lake County is set to be impacted by an artic blast throughout the weekend.

As temperatures across Central Florida drop, Royce Hagstrom will be bracing the cold to protect acres of fern.

A major winter storm is causing major headaches for holiday travelers.

Temperatures crash Friday afternoon, evening

This holiday weekend, shelters for the homeless are expected to extend capacity due to cold weather.

Stay frosty, people.

Local citrus farmers are doing what they can to make sure their crops are not damaged during this weekend's hard freeze.

Get ready to layer up this weekend.

Secure your pets, pipes and people before the chilliest temps of the season hit this weekend.

Low temperatures and winter showers could spell a record "White Christmas" for Florida.

The one-two punch of frigid Arctic air and a major winter storm could cause significant travel issues leading up to Christmas.

As many areas of the U.S. have suffered from harsh blizzards and disastrous tornadoes, a cold front closing in on Central Florida this week may also bring severe weather.

Yes, this is Florida. It’s supposed to be warm. More often than not, however, Central Florida has been running about 5-10 degrees above where we should be for this time of the year.

As a cold front makes its way south through Central Florida, expect to see lower temperatures and chilly weather.

The unsettled weather pattern still has a grip on the Sunshine State. Under overcast skies, highs will still be cool in the mid-to-upper 60s.

The winter storm that caused hundreds of thousands of power outages and contributed to hundreds of traffic accidents from Texas to Maine has moved out to sea.

One more cold night with widespread frost and even a few counties under freeze warnings. All this ahead of a big warm up this week.

A cold snap in Florida is different than in other places.

From an average temperature standpoint, the last week to 10 days of January has felt more like San Francisco!

It might be hard to get out of bed this morning. As expected, the coldest air Central Florida has felt in years settled in Sunday morning.

The sun was shining on much of the East Coast on Sunday, a day after a vicious nor’easter brought blizzard conditions to many areas, and left more than 100,000 customers without power.

A closer look at lows that could break record low temperature readings heading into Sunday morning. Then, a gradual warm up next week with a chance for showers late in the week.

As shelters at the Salvation Army are overflowing, volunteers took to the streets on Saturday to make sure people in need had warm blankets and clothing ahead of this weekend's cold front.

More than 2 feet of snow has fallen in some areas of the northeastern U.S. amid a fierce winter storm.

Parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic are gearing up for several feet of snow, while parts of the South are getting ready for the coldest air in years. Through Friday, off of the Carolinas, a storm system will start to strengthen as it lifts north. Over the weekend, the storm is set to explode, potentially dropping more than two feet of snow in spots along the East Coast.

Keep the heat on in the house and don’t put those sweaters away yet — this weekend, we’ll see the coldest weather in Florida since 2018.

As Central Florida braces for freezing temperatures this weekend, experts with Del-Air suggest homeowners turn on the heat sooner rather than later.

Ready or not, the cold air continues to funnel into Central Florida, prompting frost advisories and freeze warnings.

It has happened before, but there was no snow falling in Central Florida Saturday night.

Sunday morning will start out breezy, overcast and cold. Sunshine will go on the increase, but not until around lunch or so.

Get ready to bundle up and stay that way for a few days. Even colder air is marching in behind the cold front. Here's how cold it will get by the end of the weekend.

We’re not in Florida, anymore. At least it doesn’t feel like it. After a few near-perfect days during the middle of last week, a cold front has changed the landscape big-time.

Fresh on the heels of a major storm that brought ice and heavy snow to the eastern third of the country and tornadoes to Florida, another round of winter weather appears likely.

Scattered coastal showers will continue to stream through Monday evening with lows gradually cooling into the 60s.

Clouds will go on the increase Sunday which will cause temperatures to struggle to climb out of the 60s.

Cooler air continues to trickle in behind Saturday’s strong cold front, with highs held to the low 70s Sunday afternoon in Central Florida.

It’s feeling more like a winter morning across Central Florida on the third day of April.