Showers to be on and off through Wednesday, coldest air in four years arrives this weekend

ORLANDO, Fla. — UPDATE: Rain will be light and on and off overnight into Wednesday, followed by more rain for the morning commute, Channel 9 Certified Chief Meteorologist Tom Terry said.

He said the coldest air in four years arrives this weekend.

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Expect widespread hard freeze hitting 27 degrees or colder as well as light freeze near 32 degrees for the area, Terry sai.

Orlando’s last freeze was January 2018.

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Grab your umbrella! It’s going to be a wet afternoon in Central Florida.

Tuesday will be cloudy with a 70% chance of rain.

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It’ll be cool, with daytime highs reaching 58 in Orlando.

The wet weather will continue into Tuesday night.

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Wednesday will be cloudy and a few showers will move in.

We’ll have temperatures in the mid-60s.

A bigger front will arrive Friday.

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Frost and freezes will be likely Saturday night.

On Sunday morning, temperatures will be in the mid-30s in Orlando.

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