Freeze warnings extend south of Gainesville early Tuesday morning as Florida residents wake up to a chilly day.
The cold weather will continue through most of the week, although temperatures may go up slightly before another blast of Arctic air arrives later in the week.
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NOAA’s temperature outlook is predicting below-normal temperatures could continue through Jan. 20 in Florida.
Lake County faces a frost advisory 1-9 a.m. Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. The overnight low will be 37 degrees Tuesday, 36 degrees Wednesday and 39 degrees Thursday.
Here’s what current forecasts predict.
Weather alerts issued in Florida: Freeze warnings, cold weather advisories issued
Florida weather: How cold did it get Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025?
At 6 a.m., temperatures across Florida were:
- Pensacola: 31; wind chill 20
- Tallahassee: 34; wind chill 27
- Jacksonville: 39; wind chill 29
- Daytona Beach: 42; wind chill 37
- Melbourne: 46; wind chill 39
- Port St. Lucie: 55; wind chill 51
- West Palm Beach: 57; wind chill 45
- Miami: 61; wind chill 52
- Naples: 60; wind chill 47
- Fort Myers: 56; wind chill 43
- Sarasota: 52; wind chill 47
- Orlando: 42; wind chill 35