ORLANDO, Fla. – After a spectacular day filled with cool air and sunshine, the cold will settle in Wednesday night in Central Florida.
The overnight low in Orlando is set to drop to 36 degrees, well below normal, but not cold enough to snag the record of 34 set back in 1936.
The low in Ocala will drop to 33, in Daytona Beach will dip down to 40 and the low will be 36 in The Villages.
It will cold enough for patchy frost, but no frost records are expected to be reached.
As temperatures across Central Florida dip, shelters in the region are opening their doors to anyone who needs a warm place to sleep for the night. See a full list here.
The record low for Daytona Beach Wednesday night is 32. In Sanford, the record is also 32 from 1950 and the record low for Melbourne is 30 from 1966.
The National Weather Service in Melbourne issued a fire weather watch for Wednesday afternoon. The watch covers inland Volusia County, along with Lake, Orange, Seminole, Osceola and northern Brevard counties.
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"Any fires that develop will likely spread rapidly," News 6 meteorologist Troy Bridges said. "Outdoor burning is not recommended."
There is a #FireWeatherWatch for most of Central Florida today! Cause: Low humidity and winds near 15 mph! pic.twitter.com/I7QEZaVXfq
— Troy Bridges (@TroyNews6) November 28, 2018
For Thursday, the high will climb back to the mid-60s and by Friday Central Florida will be all the way back to the mid-70s with loads of sunshine.
Over the weekend rain chances are 40 percent Saturday. The high each day will be around 80.
The chance of rain will be 30 percent from Sunday through Tuesday, with highs above 80.
The official end of hurricane season is Friday, and nothing is brewing in the tropics.
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