A historic outbreak of cold temperatures is expected to impact the Florida Peninsula during Sunday and Monday. It is likely that some of the coldest temperatures since 2010 can be expected across Florida on Sunday and Monday.

Low temperatures on both Sunday morning and Monday morning will range from the teens across the Florida Panhandle to the 20s across all of north Florida and all of Central Florida, including the Orlando area and the I-4 corridor. Low temperatures across South Florida on Sunday morning and Monday morning will be in the 30s and this does include Miami. These temperatures would likely smash record low temperatures across the entire state on both Sunday morning and Monday.

The cold on Sunday and Monday is very likely to be a destructive and costly freeze for crop growers across all of Florida. Those of you who grow crops need to start your freeze preparations as soon as possible.

To add insult to injury, wind chill temperatures will be in the single numbers across the Florida Panhandle and north Florida, the teens across Central Florida and the 20s across South Florida during Sunday and Monday.

This is the real deal & those of you across Florida are going to need to protect pipes, plants, pets and people from the very cold temperatures.

Finally, there is also the possibility of Gulf effect snow flurries and snow showers to occur late Saturday night into Sunday morning across the area along the I-4 corridor from Tampa to Orlando. A plume of low-level moisture may push eastward off of the Gulf during late Saturday night and Sunday morning leading to the possibility of snow flurries and snow showers.

Forecast Low Temperatures Sunday Morning:

Forecast Low Temperatures Monday Morning:

Maybe Some Snow Flurries & Snow Showers Late Saturday Night & Sunday Morning From Tampa To Orlando: