The first part of the week will find overnight temperatures in the 352 back down around freezing, according to the National Weather Service forecast for the area.
We’ll have a few more warmer-than-usual days before the next cold front rolls into the North Central Florida region Sunday night.
The workweek weather forecast the North Central Florida region calls for warming temperatures and no rain chances.
A tornado watch is in effect for multiple counties in North Central Florida, including Alachua, Bradford, Columbia, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Marion, Suwannee and Union.
Valentine’s Day should be amazing in the 352, according to the National Weather Service, but rain is headed our way on Sunday.
The five-day weather forecast for Marion County and the North Central Florida region calls for a return to more typical winter conditions.
The weekend weather forecast for Ocala, Marion County and beyond calls for more chilly nights and bright, brisk and breezy days.
Things will start to warm up according to the National Weather Services’ 7-day forecast for the North Central Florida area, but mid-week rain might set temps back.
Natural gas prices may rise as the temperatures drop in the 352, but consumers can still stay warm and save money.
Marion County and surrounding areas are in for a weekend of possible record lows.