Overview
- National Weather Service guidance keeps a low but real risk for a wintry mix or light snow in northern Florida during the Saturday night to Sunday morning period.
- The highest odds are in the interior Panhandle north of a DeFuniak Springs–Tifton line, with Tallahassee highlighted for potential flakes or sleet.
- Any precipitation window is expected to be short, generally one to three hours as the front moves through early Sunday.
- Accumulations, if any, should be minimal, with CBS estimates near 0.3 inch in Tallahassee and measurable snow probabilities roughly 10%–30% including adjacent parts of Alabama and Georgia.
- Leon County has opened cold-weather shelters as a precaution, and meteorologists advise monitoring NWS updates because small shifts could change rain, sleet, or snow outcomes.