Impact Night News Today

Impact Night: Some frost is possible overnight across the Valley as temperatures fall to the upper 30s to lower 40s. Milder, more sunshine will be around Friday.

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Strong winds will be the highest risk, with hail, heavy downpours and tornado threats possible.

A Tornado Watch has been issued for much of Central Florida as a First Warning Weather Day has been declared for Wednesday.

Wind gusts tonight, early Friday could be strong up near 40mph. Widespread snow likely Friday after sunset. Higher accumulations likely near Maryland line.

Fog is likely to continue to blanket the Valley as scattered showers and drizzle to become periods of light rain overnight. Showers are likely Friday morning, then we'll get some clearing during the afternoon with highs near 60º.

Moderate to heavy rain continues overnight, ends by dawn Saturday. Wind gusts Saturday peak near 50 mph as temperatures fall through the day.

A fast-moving storm crosses the Valley tonight, early Wednesday. Most areas stay dry but spotty snow or rain showers, flurries, or sprinkles are possible with lows in the upper 30s. Coldest night of the season so far will be Wednesday night with lows around 30.

Skies begin to clear overnight, allowing temperatures to fall to the mid to upper 30s near dawn Tuesday. Some frost is possible early Halloween morning. A fast moving clipper system may bring some flurries, sprinkles to the Valley.

Another round of scattered showers and thunderstorms is likely tonight. There is a low chance for strong to severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. Scattered showers are possible through midday Wednesday.