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Weak Cold Front to Brush Florida This Weekend, Bringing Cooler Nights Up North

Forecasters say the system will offer brief relief from humidity and only light rain, with little daytime cooling for the peninsula.

Overview

  • Operational NWS/WPC guidance places the front entering the western Panhandle early Sunday, crossing northern Florida Sunday, moving through the central peninsula overnight into Monday, and reaching South Florida during Monday daytime.
  • Nighttime lows are expected to dip to roughly 58–61°F in the Panhandle and northern counties, while daytime highs hold near 84–90°F across central and southern Florida with drier air behind the front.
  • NWS Tallahassee projects around 0.25 inches of rain in parts of the Panhandle, an amount too small to ease ongoing severe to extreme drought in some areas.
  • A low-end severe weather risk exists for south Alabama and northwest Florida early Sunday, with scattered thunderstorms, gusty winds, and a nonzero chance of an isolated tornado.
  • Coastal impacts include a wind shift to north or northeast and seas near 4–6 feet, and meteorologists advise monitoring local updates in case small track or intensity changes alter timing or rainfall.