Florida starts this late-November morning wrapped in thick, muted fog that hangs low across fields, roads, and neighborhoods on the north side of Tallahassee. Car lights glow in the haze, and pavement looks slick enough to demand patience. Drivers should expect slowdowns, because visibility drops sharply in pockets across Leon, Jefferson, Madison, and neighboring Georgia counties. The dense fog advisory remains in effect until 10 AM, and travel could stay messy during the early commute.

Use low beams, build extra time into morning travel, and expect conditions to shift quickly once the sun warms the ground. To be fair, the air feels mild for late November, but deeper holiday-week travel begins today, and fog like this often lingers in shaded areas longer than expected.

Sun returns by midday as calm winds settle in. Temperatures climb into the lower 80s, creating a warm, almost muggy feel that many will welcome during pre-Thanksgiving events. Saturday brings more of the same — mostly sunny, breezy at times, and near 82 degrees — making it ideal for decorating outdoors or catching up on early holiday errands.

Sunday looks even brighter with highs near 81 and dry air pushing in from the northeast. Models hint at slight pattern cracks next week, including a small midweek rain chance and a subtle cool-down closer to Thanksgiving. While Florida won’t face the heavy snow threat building across the northern U.S., travelers heading north should keep an eye on emerging Winter Weather Alerts between Nov. 25 and Dec. 3 as colder air and possible heavy snow expand eastward.

Locally, Tallahassee stays warm, quiet, and favorable for travel through Monday.

📅 FIVE-DAY OUTLOOK (Tallahassee, FL)

Today: Patchy dense fog, then sunny. High near 81.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 61.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 82.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy. Low 61.
Sunday: Sunny. High 81.
Sunday Night: Mostly clear. Low 54.
Monday: Sunny. High 80.