Tallahassee, FL – Severe storms swept through northern Florida and southern Georgia Wednesday, bringing gusty winds up to 50 mph and hail as large as quarters. The National Weather Service confirmed reports of hail in Leary, GA, with additional isolated storms impacting areas near Tallahassee.
Residents in Florida and Georgia should remain cautious as patchy fog develops overnight, reducing visibility into Thursday morning. Showers will taper off late Wednesday, with lows dropping to around 60 degrees.
Thursday will see lingering morning fog before skies clear by midday, bringing a mild high of 73 degrees. Calm winds will turn north-northwest, signaling a shift to calmer, cooler weather heading into the weekend.
Thursday night will be mostly clear, with temperatures dipping to 45 degrees. By Friday, sunny skies return with highs near 65 degrees and light northwest winds. Weekend temperatures will be cooler, reaching 56 degrees on Saturday and dropping to near freezing overnight.
By Sunday, sunny skies and highs near 60 degrees will provide a pleasant, dry outlook for residents across the Florida-Georgia region.
Drivers should proceed cautiously during foggy conditions, particularly on major roadways like Interstate 10 and U.S. Route 19. Residents are encouraged to monitor updates and prepare for colder temperatures
