Don’t forget about the pets during this cold snap: An anti-cruelty law that’s been on the books since 2017 aims to help protect our furry friends. Libre’s Law restricts an animal from being outside any longer than 30-minutes when the temperature is 32° or lower.

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Not everyone has a warm place to go home to when it gets cold. Two local organizations are doing their part to keep individuals in need warm during the coming cold snap.

Manatees are gathering in the warm water near a Florida Power & Light plant in Palm Beach County to escape the cold. The sea cows seek out warm water pockets when temperatures drop to 68 degrees or lower to avoid potentially fatal cold stress.

Across the region, wind chills hovered around 50 degrees below zero for multiple days, reaching -58 at Bethel’s airport. Now the region is beginning to thaw out, thanks to a massive high-pressure system over the Gulf of Alaska.

Clear skies and slightly warmer temperatures are expected through the evening and overnight across Central Florida, with winds diminishing.

Southwest Florida faces freezing temperatures overnight as cold front brings 30s and wind chills in mid-20s. Tips for protecting plants and pets.

Friday starts off frigid across Charlotte with temperatures sitting in the lower 20s before sunrise. Skies are clear early, giving us a bright but bitterly cold morning commute.