Florida – A crisp chill settles over North Florida this morning as headlights cut through clear, cold air and grass crunches underfoot. Thermometers hover in the mid-30s around Tallahassee, cold enough for patchy frost on cars and rooftops before sunrise. It feels like winter, even if it won’t last long.
According to the National Weather Service, sunshine dominates today with highs climbing into the upper 60s by afternoon. Winds stay light, allowing rapid warming after the cold start. Early drivers should use caution on shaded bridges and low spots, where temperatures dipped closest to freezing.
Sunday continues the rebound. Afternoon highs reach the low 70s under bright skies, though mornings stay cool in the 40s. Sunday night cools back near 50, still mild by winter standards but noticeably cooler than daytime. Layers remain useful during early errands and evening plans.
By Monday, a steady warming trend takes hold. Highs push toward the upper 60s, then into the mid-70s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Skies remain clear, and no rain is expected. While winter weather grips much of the Midwest and Northeast, North Florida enjoys a calmer stretch.
For now, there are no signs of rain, frost, or freezing issues after today. Still, residents should remain mindful of early-morning chill, especially pets and sensitive plants. This pattern favors smooth travel conditions across I-10 and U.S. 27, with dry pavement and good visibility.
Looking ahead to Christmas travel, Tallahassee appears well-positioned. Mild afternoons, cool mornings, and quiet weather create an ideal window for driving or flying. After weeks of national winter headlines, Florida offers a rare weather advantage. Are you traveling soon, or enjoying the cooler mornings at home?
Five Day Outlook – Tallahassee, Florida
- Today: Sunny. High near 67. Cold start.
- Sunday: Sunny and warmer. High near 72.
- Monday: Sunny. High near 68.
- Tuesday: Sunny and mild. High near 74.
- Wednesday: Sunny. High near 76.
