Right now, I am living in northeast Florida and yesterday I started noticing colder temperatures than are normal this time of year for this area. The Gulf Stream usually helps to maintain warmer winter temperatures here in Atlantic Beach, FL, but that is not the case this week. There is a freeze warning and frost advisory that is in effect until Wednesday morning. The current temperature is 55 F, however the nighttime temperature will reach a low of 38 F. That is 14 degrees lower than the average. The winds are NNW winds that are currently 11 MPH (near Jacksonville on the map below). That means that the wind directions is coming from the north northwest-the place of origin. This area is affected by the westerly prevailing winds (higher pressure) to the north and the easterly trade winds to the south (lower pressure).how can i extend this conversation and add examples