The cold wave, which began on Friday, July 5, is a result of a polar air mass. The initial warning issued on Wednesday, July 3, anticipated the cold spell would end by Tuesday, July 9.

A graphic from the National Weather Service shows high temperatures expected on Thursday, amid a lingering cold wave over Central Florida. Cold temperatures are forecast once again Thursday night ...

This cold wave, fueled by large-scale pressure changes and a disruption ... with possible frost reaching the Gulf of Mexico and the Florida peninsula. This situation could even affect iguanas, which, ...

Not necessarily as most cold wave outbreaks are limited to Canada ... It will affect all the way down to the Gulf Coast of Texas, northern Florida and the southern states.

Preparations are underway as an arctic blast dives into the nation's interior and southern regions and pushes a snowstorm into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast that will be followed by lethal cold.

Volusia and Flagler counties emerged from the coldest night of this week’s lingering cold wave on Thursday ... upper-30s across much of east Central Florida. Those cold temperatures on Thursday ...

At the same time, the air mass was finding friction amid the warmer air and fertile precipitation of the Gulf Coast and Deep South, an altercation feeding a snowstorm and cold wave expected to ...

Temperatures will be running below average around Tampa Bay, but it won't be cold enough to support the wintry weather that the Florida Panhandle ... Thursday as the next wave of low pressure ...

This cold wave, fueled by large-scale pressure changes ... with possible frost reaching the Gulf of Mexico and the Florida peninsula. This situation could even affect iguanas, which, paralyzed ...

Florida law also prohibits relocating the creatures ... AccuWeather meteorologist Alex Duffus, in a statement: "Should the cold wave evolve to its full potential, maximum temperature departures ...

In January 2010, Florida experienced a prolonged cold snap that lasted into March ... Coral tissue death was 11.5%, compared to 0.5% during a heat wave in 2005. The rapid die-off hit Biscayne ...