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.

Central Florida residents, get ready to bundle up!

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

Become weather-wise when it comes to frost and freeze.

The roller coaster ride from warm to cold is in full swing.

After a cold and frosty start Sunday, sunshine will once again dominate our skies. While it will be a little warmer than Saturday, highs will still struggle, only reaching the upper 50s and lower 60s.

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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.

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.

This weekend will be the exclamation point to a cold and at times ugly stretch of weather in Central Florida.

Baby, it's FREEZING cold outside.

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

Clouds will be locked in for the first half of Saturday before sunshine gradually increases Saturday afternoon. A frost will be possible across most of Central Florida, especially for wind-protected areas. Frost potential Sunday morningCover up or bring in any sensitive plants as the frost/freeze can damage or kill them. With highs only in the upper 50s Saturday, it’s not the best beach day, but if your plans take you to the ocean watch out for rip currents. There will be a high risk for rip currents through at least Saturday afternoon.

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.