FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Cold rain before a widespread freeze Sunday night

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Notes from the First Alert Weather team:

• Sunday morning, rain is moving in across our entire viewing area. It is mostly light/briefly moderate.
• Temperatures have already reached their highs on Sunday. We will cool from here. Starting off before sunrise in the 50s, we will be in the low-middle 40s by the afternoon.
• Rain will taper off from west to east by the early to mid-afternoon. While still a nonzero chance for a few snowflakes mixed in with rain in far inland SE GA, the odds of this have lowered compared to Saturday, and no impacts from wintry weather are expected. 
• A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for central and southwest Georgia, not far outside of our area.
• We will have several hours of drying with gusty winds on Sunday afternoon and evening, preventing the development of black ice at night.
• A Freeze Warning is in effect areawide at night for temperatures inland in the 20s and low 30s along the coast.
• It will be a cold start to MLK Jr. Day with feels like temperatures in the mid-20s area-wide. Plenty of sunshine all day will warm temperatures into the low and middle 50s by the afternoon.
• Another light freeze/frost is expected Tuesday morning with rebounding temperatures into the 60s by Wednesday.

First Alert Weather 7-day forecast: