ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida will see a rapid clearing of skies tonight followed by a sharp drop in temperatures and gusty northwest winds.
The cold snap will briefly mimic mid-winter conditions before warmer air returns late in the weekend.
What will the weather be like tonight and Friday?
What To Expect:
Temperatures will continue to drop into Friday — which is predicted to be breezy and cold with a low of 45 degrees.
Weather forecast for the morning of Nov. 27, 2025.
Going into Friday, the weather will be mostly sunny and cool with a high of 63 degrees. That’s about 15 degrees below normal.
Alachua County has a freeze watch in effect.
High temperatures on Black Friday will hover around the low 60s.
The cold snap will briefly mimic mid-winter conditions before warmer air returns late in the weekend.
Warming up next week
Looking Ahead:
A stronger front early next week may bring the region’s best chance for organized rain in an otherwise worsening drought pattern.
A weather travel forecast for Nov. 27, 2025.
Temperatures will warm up going into next week. Temperatures are predicted to be in the low 70s on Saturday and the low 80s from Sunday to Wednesday. A system will bring a few showers and even a storm, to the region Monday through Tuesday.
Traveling?
For travelers going toward Michigan: be prepared. Six blizzard warnings were set for areas in Alger County, Keweenaw County, Marquette County and Ashland County – lasting to 10 a.m. in some areas.
Another system will drop in this weekend over Omaha and into Chicago. Winter storm watches are posted.
The Source: Information in this story was gathered from FOX 35 meteorologists.
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