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Freeze Warnings For North Florida, Panhandle

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and , Florida – The has issued Freeze Warnings and Cold Advisories for large portions of northern and inland Florida, as a strong cold front is bringing sub-freezing temperatures to the region. Some areas will experience a hard freeze, with temperatures dropping to 20-25°F (pockets in upper teens) and wind chills as low as 18°F in some locations.

Key Alerts & Timing

Thursday Morning (Jan 15) – Cold Weather Advisory

Time: 4 AM – 10 AM EST
Affected Areas:

  • Northeast & North-Central Florida: Suwannee, Baker, Nassau, Union, Bradford, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Alachua, Putnam, Columbia, Marion, Duval, Levy
  • Panhandle & Big Bend: Calhoun, Holmes, Washington, Jackson, Inland Bay, Inland Gulf, Gadsden, Leon, Inland Jefferson, , Liberty, Inland Wakulla, Inland Taylor, Inland Dixie
    Expected Lows: 20°F – 30°F
    Wind Chills: As low as 18°F in the

Friday Morning (Jan 16) – Freeze Warning

Time: Thursday evening through Friday morning
Affected Areas: Portions of , Southeast Georgia, and Southeast Alabama
Expected Lows: 20°F – 25°F (pockets in upper teens)


What to Expect

  • Sub-freezing temperatures for several hours, particularly during pre-dawn hours.
  • Hard freeze conditions in some inland locations.
  • Dangerous wind chills making it feel even colder.
  • Frost and freeze damage possible for unprotected plants and exposed plumbing.

Safety Precautions & Preparedness

Protect Plants & Pets:

  • Cover or bring sensitive plants indoors.
  • Provide warm, dry shelter for outdoor pets and animals.

Dress in Layers:

  • Wear warm clothing, including hats and gloves, when going outside.

Check on Vulnerable Individuals:

  • The elderly, young children, and those without heat are especially at risk.

Prevent Pipe Damage:

  • Wrap exposed pipes and let faucets drip slowly to prevent freezing and bursting.

Heating Safety:

  • If using space heaters, keep them away from flammable objects and never leave them unattended.
  • Avoid using generators or grills indoors, as they can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.

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