Below-normal overnight lows Monday and Tuesday due to a series of cold fronts with northerly winds could make temperatures feel near freezing due to windy conditions and wind chill, a bureau meteorologist said forecast from the National Weather Service in Melbourne.

These are forecast to be “the coldest temperatures so far this season,” meteorologist Cassie Leahy said.

“One thing that might shock people is the wind chill,” Leahy said.

Inland rural areas east of Interstate 95 would likely have cooler temperatures and, with wind chill, could feel below 30 degrees, while coastal areas could feel in the mid to upper 70s 30 overnight Monday and Tuesday, Leahy said.