Florida – Cold air settles low across lawns and rooftops this morning, leaving Tallahassee unusually quiet under clear skies. The chill is sharp for North Florida standards, with frost clinging to exposed surfaces as temperatures hover near freezing.
According to the National Weather Service, early-morning readings sit around 30 degrees at Tallahassee International Airport, with calm winds allowing cold air to pool near the ground. Sunshine quickly takes over, pushing afternoon highs into the mid-60s. While no widespread travel issues are expected, drivers should watch for isolated slick spots on bridges and shaded roadways during the early commute.
Across the Florida Panhandle and Big Bend, this marks the final gasp of a brief winter pattern. Conditions turn milder on Monday, with highs climbing near 70 under bright skies. Winds shift slightly southerly, helping warmer air move in.
By Tuesday, a noticeable change arrives. Morning fog may reduce visibility on local roads, especially near low-lying areas and waterways. Skies clear by midday, and temperatures surge into the low to mid-70s. Humidity also increases, signaling a transition toward a more unsettled midweek pattern.
Wednesday and Thursday stay warm, with highs reaching the mid to upper 70s. Clouds increase, and scattered showers become possible by afternoon, though rain coverage remains limited for now. Wet pavement during cooler evening hours could still catch drivers off guard, even as the overall trend turns warmer.
Looking ahead, meteorologists are watching a broader February shift. The 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal temperatures across much of Florida, hinting at a sustained springlike stretch heading deeper into next week.
Five-Day Outlook for Tallahassee, FL
Today: Sunny, cold start, high near 65°F.
Monday: Sunny, warmer, high near 70°F.
Tuesday: Morning fog, then sunny, high near 73°F.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 75°F.
Thursday: Partly sunny, chance of showers, high near 76°F.
