Get details on the advisory and what your Super Bowl Sunday outdoor watch party may feel like.

Miami anticipates record cold temperatures as an arctic front approaches, potentially creating the chilliest weather since 2010.

In South Florida, temperatures will plunge into the 40s Thursday night and Friday morning, and may even feel chillier. In North and Central Florida, it will get much colder. "Get ready for some big changes," said CBS News Miami meteorologist Shane Hinton.

The last reported snow in the city was on Jan. 19, 1977.

As South Florida looks ahead to the third week of the new year beginning on Monday, we may see a run of weather that’s closer to average for this time of year. The forecast high will be in the low 70s, according to the National Weather Service in Miami.

Rain took hold of Hard Rock Stadium's surroundings on Sunday afternoon. Could it linger during Monday's game?