A Freeze Warning is in impact Tuesday night time into Wednesday morning over Florida’s western Panhandle. Temperatures might fall beneath freezing earlier than daybreak on Wednesday, because of the arrival of an early season chilly entrance.
On Tuesday morning, a chilly entrance pushed via the Panhandle and North Florida. The boundary is forecasted to trace the complete size of the Sunshine State by late Tuesday night. Behind the chilly entrance, excessive strain continues to construct over the Northern Plains, and winds behind it are ushering a dry and chilly airmass southward towards the Southeast.
By Wednesday morning, the polar airmass ought to have arrived to the Panhandle and North Florida. Temperatures over inside Escambia, Okaloosa, and Santa Rosa counties might fall close to or beneath freezing, and in anticipation of these situations, the National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning for the area. Along the instant Emerald Coast, lows should not expected to get as chilly, and may drop to the low 40s. Farther east, towards the Forgotten Coast, Big Bend, and North Central Florida, in a single day lows on Wednesday morning are forecasted to dip into the low 40s and higher 30s.
Throughout the day Wednesday, the airmass ought to proceed sinking southward and beneath common temperatures ought to engulf the entirety of the state by Wednesday afternoon. Highs will doubtless vary from the low 40s in the Panhandle to the 60s over South Florida. Lows Thursday morning ought to vary from the 30s over the Panhandle to the higher 50s and low 60s over South Florida.
The chilly snap is expected to persist via the finish of the workweek earlier than temperatures rise again to common ranges throughout the weekend.
