Temperatures slowly moderate through the week as a ridge of high pressure starts to build in. That'll keep things pleasant and dry for the first half of the workweek. Afternoon readings rebounded into the lower to middle 60s by Tuesday with highs in the 70s Wednesday.

Warming centers are opening across Florida as a major cold front brings dangerously low temperatures to the region.

A strong cold front moves into Central Florida Sunday, bringing rain chances, wind gusts to 35 mph, and much colder air. Freeze Watch issued for most areas; warnings in Sumter & Marion counties. Lows could reach freezing Monday morning before a warmup mid-week.

Houston is visited by the latest cold front, bringing chilly weather Thursday. Another cold front this weekend could leave the area under frost.

Fifty-three of Florida's 67 counties were under a freeze watch Wednesday morning, as a strong cold front moves through the state.

Two back-to-back cold fronts are expected to sweep across Florida this week and weekend, bringing with it near-freezing morning temperatures to parts of Orlando and Central Florida. Near the Florida-Georgia state line,

While significant weather changes are approaching Michigan, most of the Lower Peninsula will see relatively modest snow accumulations of one to three inches. The exception will be specific areas in the lake-effect snow belt,

Seasonally cool temperatures and dry weather will return late Friday through the weekend as high pressure becomes re- established. Another cold front may affect the state by Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. High Surf Advisory remains posted for most north and west shores. Two more XL warning level NW swells are due on Thursday and Sunday.

Another cold front will pass over NCWV on Monday. This frontal activity will be drier compared to what we have seen recently, likely only triggering scattered snow showers Monday morning and afternoon.