Tallahassee, FL – North Florida residents are waking up to freezing wind chills this weekend as temperatures drop into the mid-20s and 30s. Frost warnings are in effect through Sunday morning, making roads potentially slick for early travelers.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Tallahassee, wind chills reached as low as 25 degrees on Saturday morning. Frost is expected to linger until 9 a.m. Sunday, with temperatures slowly climbing into the mid-50s by the afternoon. Travelers and outdoor workers are advised to dress warmly and limit exposure to the cold.
Looking ahead, Sunday will bring similar conditions, starting with frosty mornings and clear skies. Daytime highs are expected to hit 58 degrees, with light winds from the northeast. By Monday, conditions will begin to warm, reaching the low 60s under sunny skies. Christmas Eve promises partly cloudy weather with a high of 66 degrees, while Christmas Day will likely see a slight chance of showers after 1 p.m., with highs near 69 degrees.
Drivers should remain cautious on shaded roadways, particularly in rural areas where frost could linger longer. Residents are encouraged to cover sensitive plants and check on elderly neighbors during the overnight freezes.
Stay tuned for updates as the NWS continues to monitor conditions leading into Christmas week. For detailed forecasts, visit the National Weather Service’s website.
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