4:30 p.m. Update

Our Florida storm system is now off the northeast coast of Florida and moving away.

The rough surf, strong winds and coastal flooding will take a day or two to subside, and we just have one more element to deal with, the coolest air yet this season for the next two nights.

We will feel lows in the 50s in Orlando with the next couple of mornings in the upper 40s to the northwest.

Ongoing alerts include a high surf advisory, a gale warning for our coastal waters, a coastal flood warning, a dangerous risk of rip currents and a wind advisory for Flagler and coastal Volusia Counties.

1 p.m. update

The final push of rain is slowly tapering over parts of Flagler and Volusia counties, while the winds persist and the cooler air is moving in, Channel 9 meteorologist George Waldenberger said.

“Get ready for the coldest weather yet this season tonight through tomorrow morning,” Waldenberger said.

Wind chill values will be in the 40s for many of us tonight.

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11 a.m. update

Flagler Beach Pier is temporarily closed to do high wave activity from the Nor’easter, police said Saturday morning.

The pier will be inspected for reopening when conditions improve.

10 a.m. update

Drier skies have started to take hold over most of Central Florida. We will keep our rain chance on the low side through the remainder of the day as this strong storm continues to pull east.

Although rain will not be much of an issue today, it will be very windy. Wind gusts are expected to reach 20-40 MPH today. This will help usher in cooler weather. Highs today will be about 20 degrees below normal. They will peak in the 50s and 60s. Tonight it gets cold.

Lows are forecast to be in the 40s and 50s.

7 a.m. update

It will stay very windy on Saturday, especially along the coastline.

There is a wind advisory is in place for Flagler and Coastal Volusia Counties, now through midnight.

Sustained winds will reach 0-30 mph, with gusts hitting highs of 30-40 mph.

5 a.m. update

Still tracking scattered showers this morning for our northern zones, with sprinkles elsewhere. Winds will crank up today. Gusting up to 20-40mph this afternoon.

Beaches will be rough. We will see high and dangerous surf. Coastal flooding and beach erosion will be possible.

The strong winds that we’ll experience today will usher in some pretty cool air.

Saturday night will see lows in the 40s and 50s. High will be in the 60s all weekend long.

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