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Florida-Georgia Cold Alert Nov. 14-15: Tallahassee Drops to 39°
Tallahassee, FL – A sharp temperature drop is expected across North Florida and South Georgia this weekend as a strong cold front brings some of the chilliest weather of the season. Overnight lows cou
By Wesley Grant · 2026-11-12T11:05:00.625Z
Tallahassee, FL – A sharp temperature drop is expected across North Florida and South Georgia this weekend as a strong cold front brings some of the chilliest weather of the season. Overnight lows could fall into the 30s Saturday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 15, with some northern Georgia communities facing the possibility of a light freeze.
According to the National Weather Service in Tallahassee, a strong cold front will move through the region Friday, Nov. 13, bringing below normal temperatures and widespread overnight lows in the 30s across areas north of Interstate 10.
Friday, Nov. 13: Cold Front Arrives
Temperatures will begin dropping Friday as colder air spreads southward.
Tallahassee is forecast to reach 65 degrees Friday afternoon before falling to approximately 41 degrees overnight.
Panama City could reach 66 degrees, with an overnight low near 41 degrees.
Farther north, Albany, GA, is forecast to drop to 37 degrees Friday night.
Saturday, Nov. 14: Temperatures Fall Into the 30s
Saturday morning and overnight conditions will bring a noticeable chill across the region.
Tallahassee is forecast to reach 60 degrees Saturday, with a low near 39 degrees.
DeFuniak Springs could fall to 37 degrees, while Perry may reach 38 degrees.
Across South Georgia, Albany could drop to 34 degrees, Bainbridge to 36 degrees and Cuthbert to 33 degrees.
Sunday, Nov. 15: Freeze Potential Continues
Another chilly morning is expected Sunday, with widespread lows in the 30s across inland communities.
The National Weather Service indicates a low to medium chance of a light freeze in northern Georgia counties and traditionally colder locations.
The agency's forecast graphic places that probability between 40% and 60%, while its accompanying social media update describes a 30% to 50% chance.
What Residents Should Know
Residents should prepare for colder mornings, especially in rural and inland locations.
Sensitive outdoor plants may need protection where temperatures approach freezing.
Temperatures are expected to gradually moderate early next week, although chilly overnight conditions could persist.