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- calendar_today November 14, 2026
Coldest Air of the Season Arrives in Central Florida
Central Florida is experiencing its coldest air of the season as a strong cold front pushes through the region. This latest change marks the first time in 241 days that morning lows will dip into the 40s, bringing a noticeable temperature drop and signaling a significant shift in seasonal temperatures.
Friday: Arrival of the Cold Front
The strongest front so far this season cleared Central Florida on Friday. Northwest winds began to funnel cold, dry air into the area under crystal clear skies, setting up for a rapid temperature drop. Most neighborhoods are expected to start Saturday with morning lows in the mid-to-upper 40s. Coastal cities will remain a bit milder, seeing low-to-mid 50s, while regions north and west of I-4 are likely to experience lows in the low-to-mid 40s.
Saturday: Chilly Start and Sunny Skies
Saturday morning will greet residents with the coldest temperatures in more than eight months. Despite abundant sunshine throughout the day, high temperatures are forecasted to struggle, staying in the mid-60s. Northwest winds will continue to bring cold air into Central Florida, maintaining the cool conditions and ensuring that the weekend begins with a pronounced cold blast.
Sunday: Continued Cool with Gradual Warm Up
Light north-northwest winds are expected overnight Saturday into Sunday, keeping early morning lows in the upper 40s. However, a shift to northeasterly winds and persistent sunshine will help warm temperatures slightly by the afternoon. Sunday's highs are projected to reach the mid-70s, offering a comfortable and picturesque end to the weekend.
Impacts of the Seasonal Temperature Change
The combination of clear skies, dry air, and persistent northwest winds is responsible for the significant cooling observed across Central Florida. This weekend's weather pattern brings an unmistakable change from recent months, reminding residents of the variability in seasonal temperatures and weather conditions in the region.
Staying Updated on the Forecast
The News 6 Weather team continues to monitor conditions and provide updates, ensuring that Central Floridians are prepared for ongoing changes. Residents can expect continued cool mornings and comfortable afternoons as the region transitions through its latest weather update.
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Source: clickorlando.com.
