First day of winter brings stormy conditions to Central Florida

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LAKE MARY, Fla. - The first official day of winter kicked off with stormy weather across Central Florida. Our FOX 35 Weather Alert Day has since expired.

While showers are still possible for the remainder of the day, severe weather is not.

Now, Central Florida can look forward to the arrival of some chilly, dry air that is sure to put you in a holiday mood! The lowest of the low temps coming in behind the departing storm will occur on Thursday morning.

Temperatures in the 40s can be expected at almost all Central Florida locations.

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Skies will be clear, sunshine dominating. The measure of moisture in the air will also take a sharp dive. Dew points will fall to very low levels, making for a great run of weather all the way through the Christmas holiday.

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While the temperature trend for Christmas is one that will feature very warm weather, conditions will remain comfy overall, the local skies will retain plentiful sunshine.

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