Tallahassee, FL – A sharp cold front is sweeping through North Florida today, bringing significantly cooler temperatures and clear skies overnight. Residents should prepare for a dramatic temperature drop, with lows expected in the mid-40s tonight and even chillier conditions Thursday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Tallahassee, the cold air will begin arriving this evening, driven by a wind shift from the northwest. Daytime highs today will reach a pleasant 79°F, but by sunrise Thursday, temperatures will plummet to 47°F. Gusty winds up to 20 mph will make it feel even colder. Commuters, especially those traveling along I-10, should dress warmly for the early morning chill.
Thursday will stay sunny but cool, with highs only reaching 62°F. Winds from the northwest will continue at 10 mph, keeping the air brisk. By Thursday night, temperatures will drop further, bottoming out at 45°F. Those attending outdoor activities should bundle up to stay warm.
The cooler trend continues into Friday and Saturday, with sunny skies dominating the forecast. Highs will peak at 63°F during the day, while lows will hover around 41°F at night. By Sunday, temperatures begin to moderate, reaching 70°F, marking the return of milder weather heading into next week.
Residents are encouraged to check local forecasts frequently and plan outdoor activities accordingly. Layers will be essential over the next few days, especially for early morning and evening outings.
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