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Freeze Possible for Tallahassee, Pensacola, and Panama City as Weekend Cold Blast Could Drop Wind Chills Into the 20s and 30s Statewide
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A strong cold front could send a sharp blast of cold air across Florida this weekend, and the latest model data suggests it may be even colder than first expected. New runs of the ICON and European (ECMWF) models show wind chills in the 30s and 40s for much of the state by Sunday, November 15. Parts of the Panhandle could feel like the 20s, and a freeze is possible across far northern areas. Forecasters say the details could still change, but the trend is clearly pointing colder.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT SUNDAY 11-8-26
Local weather report for Sunday, November 8. This report is updated during the day. Today our temperature will range from a low of 51° to a high of 73°. Sunrise is 6:07 AM and Sunset 4:55 PM . Night . 0% chance of rain in the morning, 0% chance of rain in the afternoon and 0% chance of rain during the evening.
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Warm-Up through Veterans Day precedes major cold snap
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - A cool and dry pattern continues along the Gulf Coast as we start the workweek. Plan on chilly mornings and gradually warmer afternoons. Max temperatures will surge into the upper 70s by midweek, followed by a strong cold front on Thursday. Colder air will rapidly rush in with a significant cooldown and potentially the first freeze of the season by next weekend.
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WKRG Weather: Afternoon Hit-or-Miss Rain
Mobile, Ala. (WKRG) – After a gloomy few days, we will see more clouds and scattered showers and storms as a front moves through. WKRG Weather Today: Morning Fog, Afternoon Rain for Some. We start this morning muggier and mild with temperatures in the 60’s and 70’s and a...
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2026 Atlantic hurricane season among least active when measured by ACE
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is winding down as one of the quietest in modern history, and the numbers tell an impressive story. Despite producing 10 named storms, the season has generated very little overall tropical cyclone energy. As of November 4, the Atlantic’s Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) stands at just 19.7, approximately 83% below the long-term average. In other words, the Atlantic has generated only about 16% of the energy normally accumulated during an entire hurricane season.
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Eric's Tuesday afternoon First Alert Forecast
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Rain returns Tuesday night and Wednesday, followed by a noticeable cooldown this weekend
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When Will the Gulf Coast See Its First Frost and Freeze?