meteorologist elizabeth hart is in the pinpoint accurate weather center now pinpointing the following temperatures. elizabeth, with the entire area will be affected by the cold temperatures, and most are under a freeze warning, many temperatures are expected to at least briefly dip below the freezing marks of 32 degrees. the exposure here is osceola and brevard county. you do have a wind chill advisory until 11 am tomorrow. through ocala and flag well county, that is where the freeze warning is in place tonight and up until 8:00 tomorrow morning. right now, 36 in orlando, 39 already and palm coast, 39 in ocala. these are the wind temperatures, and the wind has been howling out there all day long. we had one gust of nearly 40 miles per hour. at least the winds are back down a little bit in the 15 to 20 mile-per-hour range. they will stay strong overnight, and this will make the feels like temperatures in the 20s by tomorrow morning. >> right now, 38 in orlando, just above the freezing mark and palm coast. feel like 42 in cape canaveral, and 37 is your current wind chill reading in the

it has been a weekend of wild weather and now we are in for elizabeth hart is pinpointing this cool forecast. >> this time last night, it was pouring rain across much of central florida. as you can see, that's all over with. still tracking a few rainshowers lagging behind the front. we will see dry conditions for the remainder of the evening. it is going to get chilly fast. part of that is courtesy of a strong north-northwest wind coming in between 10 and 20 miles an hou. currently we are looking at numbers around 60 in orlando. 61 in palm coast. warmer out at the brevard coast with mid 60's there. take a gander as we check out the overnight lows. the numbers dip into the lower 40's. some upper 30's around ocala and the villages. keep in mind, the wind is going to stay at at least 10 to 15 miles an hour. hour. he's not the end of it. we have several days of winter like weather. the strong storms caused big problems across cape coral. you can see trees pulled out homes damaged. even streets flooded. we are told governor scott is touring the damage. the national weather service down. there wer

elizabeth hart promising mid 80's this week. >> oh, yeah. excellent observation. >> man, you are on it. as you were eluding to, we had more cloud cover than we are expecting. no rain. you can see a few showers out over the open waters. we have a few trying to creep in from the gulf of mexico so we can't completely rule out a little sprinkle here or there as we head through the evening. overall, we expect dry conditions. the high level clouds here streaming in from the gulf. we have moisture coming in from both directions. as we look at temperatures, holding at 67 in orlando. 66 in ocala. 64 in daytona. 65 in cocoa beach. 67 in melbourne. we may see patchy fog developing by sunrise. monday morning commute. temperature wise. a low right near 60 degrees in orlando. as eric mentioned, 80's are on the way. >> and it is dark. >> tonight the search continues for a missing ocoee girl who disappeared one week ago. police searching for kaley. she was last seen sunday. tonight we spoke with kaley's mother who say police say there have been reported sig

it warmed up fast and will stay that way and elizabeth hart is here and great afternoon for rolex 24. >> sure is. we had a beautiful day and it's and the nasty weather we had this week with a few high thin clouds and temperature-wise, most of us made it into the low 70s today, cooling down this evening sitting at 64 in orlando, 63 in ocala and 65 in melbourne. as erik mentioned, we have great weather for rolex, so the temperatures for night are mid-60s cooling down to 59 and for the big fireworks show, we expect the temperatures to be right near 67 degrees and temperatures will cool down with temps in the low 50s and the 80s are back in the forecast. i'll let you know when, erik. >> elizabeth, thank you. we are looking for answer after someone shot and killed a springs and this was on central street, a few blocks from the boys and girls club. the 15-year-old was in the car when someone standing in the road started shooting at him. the car hit a light pole and a short time later, the victim died at the hospital. police are still searching for that suspect. >> new information on a coupl

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it will be another cold night meteorologist elizabeth hart is pinpointing the lows. >> anchor: this is going to be the last early cold night for a while. i am sure we are not done we are a month only into the winter season but we have watches and warnings up tonight. the freeze warnings in place are from marion and sumter county, no one else in central florida is included. in the purple everyone except brevard is under a frost advisory. we expect wide spread frost. if you live out in areas where tends to get colder you may have to do scraping on your windshield early tomorrow morning. are happy the wind has died down you notice all of the calm showing up. morning where we not only had the cold temperature but we had gusty wind making it feel chillier. but it is cold. sitting at 41 sanford, 43 orlando, 34 ocala palm coast 38 in daytona and 35 new smyrna. most of us will not drop much more. you may rise a couple of degrees as we head toward sunrise. i will tell you when we will be back into the 70s in a few minutes. track of the falling temperatures download our free can point with her j

afternoon and early evening starting the pop-up, and this is only the beginning of the rain and elizabeth hart has pinpointed when the storm and the cooldown will get here. >> it will be pretty damp across central florida and we have an additional issue with very sea thick fog along the and the visibility goes around here's the other issue, a ton of rain pushing in off of the gulf of mexico. we have had stronger storms closer to the tampa area, nothing as far as storms go and we rule it out with lightning across polk county generally weakening as it does so with the rain getting close to osceola county. in the metro, insteadier rain from orlando, back to the south and west in windermere in lake buena vista and sumter with downpours from bay lake to clairemont, around 50 and marion county and ocala and the 75 corridor, so the chance of an isolated storm. we will see fog developing, again, tomorrow morning with the temperatures in the 60s and then comes the cold. i'll be back to talk more about that in a few minutes. >> anchor: elizabeth, thank you. a man is rushed to the hospital county this. p

a couple of hours north of us in the nation's capital washington d c remains snowed and abc's elizabeth hart has the latest on the aftermath of the east coast blizzard cities shut down by the blizzard from dc to philadelphia and new york city are beginning to show signs of life. thank god we have a warmer day with the sunshine earlier that's going to help melting off some of the snow making it easier to clear but still you gotta exercise caution but officials are pleading for patience with many secondary streets still impossible just really really really that have never seen like this before in a long time and with many cars still buried officials warn the danger isn't over yet. the storm related death toll more than thirty including a seventy eight old woman in new jersey who according to officials in the snow on friday found dead in our car this morning this time last video from virginia shows just what millions throughout much of the east are up against digging out cleaning up from this historic storm that dumped feet of snow we knew that we would have with twenty four inches of snow and

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