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A cold front will arrive on Wednesday with rain and much chillier weather behind it.
A cold front will bring much chillier weather to Southwest Florida for the end of the week.
Much chillier air will surge into the Gulf Coast today on the back of a steady and strong north wind.
Much chillier air is blowing in from the north behind a cold front.
After a chilly weekend, temperatures will slowly climb over the week ahead.
Once the fog lifts, it will be a mainly sunny day.
The fog will burn off by 8-9 a.m. on Friday, but clouds will replace it soon after as a cold front moves across the state.
A weakening cold front will leave behind clouds and cooler weather for Saturday.
As temperatures lower over the following week, you could see iguanas fall out of trees as they become immobilized.
One more very chilly night and morning, before slowly transitioning into a warming pattern.
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