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FOX 35 Orlando

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Orlando weather: Cool weekend ahead as St. Johns River flooding persists

Orlando, FL · 10h

Country Herald

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FL Weather Alert: Storms, 30 MPH Gusts in Jacksonville, Nov 15–18

Jacksonville faces gusty winds, scattered showers and possible thunderstorms before temperatures climb into the 70s.

Jacksonville, FL · 4h

First Coast News

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First Coast News Weather: Sunday, November 15, 2026

Florida · 1h

Daytona Beach News-Journal

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El Niño could mean higher chance of tornadoes in Volusia, Flagler

A tornado outbreak is not something Central Florida residents see very often, which is why most remember the ones that tore through the area in the winter of 1998. Osceola, Orange, Seminole and Volusia counties saw F2 and F3 tornadoes that lead to a few dozen fatalities across the area in February of that year. One of those fatalities was recorded in Volusia County near DeLand. Part of the reason for that event was an unusually strong El Niño, putting Florida on the path of severe weather patterns that typically dodge the Sunshine State. With another strong El Niño forecast for this winter, is there a chance that Central Florida, including Volusia and Flagler counties, will see a similar event? 1998 tornadoes: Though uncommon, some Florida tornadoes have proven deadly. Here are a few. Here’s what meteorologists are saying. What is a strong El Niño and how does it change Florida’s winter weather? Florida’s dry season, which runs between November and April, results when the subtropical jet stream typically moves above the Sunshine State as it moves from west to east. “The jet stream is a fast-moving channel of air further aloft in the atmosphere, and that jet stream increases

Volusia County, FL · 1d

First Coast News

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Chilly Weather and Frost Advisory in Northeast Florida

Jacksonville, FL · 1h

WFTV Channel 9 Orlando

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Coolest air of the season arrived on Saturday before warming returns

Expect warm temperatures through early next week with scattered showers likely as moisture moves into the region.

Sumter County, FL · 15h

News4Jax.com

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BRRRRR, grab a coat, we’re cold all day!

The day began on a chilly note, with temperatures in the 40s across Jacksonville and even colder readings inland. High pressure will keep skies sunny today, but northerly winds around 8–10 mph, gusting near 17 mph, will reinforce the cooler air. Afternoon highs will only reach the lower 60s, well below what we’ve been experiencing lately.

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

Country Herald

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Jacksonville, FL Weather Alert Nov 13-18: 44° Chill, Rain Ahead

Jacksonville faces a chilly November weekend before temperatures rebound and rain chances return to Northeast Florida by midweek.

Jacksonville, FL · 2d

Tallahassee Democrat

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Florida temps dropping to lowest of season so far

Florida · 1d

First Coast News

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Cold front sweeps in Friday, bringing a chilly weekend for the First Coast

Jacksonville, FL · 2d

The Florida Times-Union

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Jacksonville temperatures to plunge after cold front sweeps through

After a sunny, warm weekend, the Sunshine State could soon get a taste of winter . A cold front is expected to send temperatures tumbling across the state, bringing the possibility of frost and even a light freeze in some areas. Temperatures could fall 10 to 15 degrees below historical averages Friday, Nov. 13, and Saturday, Nov. 14, as the cold front moves through Florida, according to AccuWeather meteorologist Nicholas Arman in an email Nov. 9. The coldest temperatures are expected Sunday morning, when the chances of frost will be highest, Arman said. In Jacksonville, temperatures will be near normal through midweek before dropping below average and reaching their coolest levels of the season by the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. Here's what to expect and how low temperatures will drop. ➤ Weather alerts via text : Sign up to get updates about current storms and weather events by location Cold front coming to Florida, see map of impacted areas Cold front ahead, when can Jacksonville expect temperatures to drop? "Temperatures will be near and slightly above the seasonal average for midweek, but dropping to be below average — and coolest of the season so far — by

Jacksonville, FL · 5d

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Strong cold front set to drop temperatures as low as the 30s & 40s later this week

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A big shift in our weather pattern will occur later this week into the upcoming weekend. Until then it will be sunny and warm with temperatures near 80 degrees. A strong cold front will move through our area on Thursday. This will bring more wind and...

Jacksonville, FL · 4d

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From Fog to Frost: Jacksonville Temps to Tank After Sunny Stretch

Jacksonville is starting Tuesday with patchy fog before the clouds give way to mostly sunny skies and an afternoon temperature near 80 degrees. The warm spell will not last: a strong cold front arrives late Thursday, setting up a much cooler, breezier weekend across Northeast Florida. Foggy Start Gives Way...

Jacksonville, FL · 4d

News4Jax.com

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Strong cold front brings wind and colder temperatures later this week

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – High pressure will remain in control over the next few days, which will keep warm temperatures in the forecast through Wednesday. Don’t get used to it though! The coldest air of the season will arrive later this week. Our pattern will change thanks to a...

Jacksonville, FL · 5d

First Coast News

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Warm start to the workweek, but a big cool-down is in sight!

Florida · 6d

Action News Jax

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First Alert Weather: Pretty warm temps. until later in the week

Cool nights and warm days through Wednesday, with lows in the 50s & highs in the 70s to low 80s.

Jacksonville, FL · 5d

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Major cities may be impacted by river flooding for several weeks following a 1 in 1000-year flash flooding event

Over 200,000 residents in Melbourne, West Melbourne, and Palm Bay were at risk for life-threatening flash flooding on November 2. Meteorologist Jessie Schaper with the National Weather Service (NWS) office in Melbourne says major cities along the St. Johns River Basin, including Jacksonville, could experience river flooding in the next several weeks as a result.

Palm Bay, FL · 8d

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High pressure brings sunshine and comfortable temperatures

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – High pressure will be overhead today, which means we will see plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. It won’t be as humid thanks to a northwesterly wind behind yesterday’s cold front. Perfect weather if you are heading to the fair! Highs for the day will be in the mid to upper 70s.

Jacksonville, FL · 8d

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Major cities may be impacted by river flooding for weeks following a 1-in-1,000-year event

Over 200,000 residents in Melbourne, West Melbourne and Palm Bay were at risk for life-threatening flash flooding on Monday. Meteorologist Jessie Schaper with the National Weather Service office in Melbourne says major cities along the St. Johns River Basin, including Jacksonville, could experience river flooding in the next several weeks as a result.

Palm Bay, FL · 8d

Action News Jax

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Talking the Tropics w/Mike: Low pressure over the Central Atlantic

An overview of what's going on in the tropics....

Jacksonville, FL · 10d