A frost warning has been issued in portions of northeast and northern Florida, with temperatures expected to hit lows on 32 F.
A powerful cold front sweeping through Florida is bringing freezing temperatures to parts of the Sunshine State.A frost warning has been issued in portions of northeast and northern Florida, with temperatures expected to hit lows on 32 F between 3 a.m. ET on December 11 and 8 a.m. on December 12.
''Winds this strong can make driving difficult, especially for high profile vehicles. Use extra caution,' the agency warned, adding: 'Secure outdoor objects.'In a post on X, formerly Twitter, meteorologist Matt Devitt warned that winter is returning to Florida. 'Get ready for a quick shot of cold air into Thursday morning as winds crank up. Wind chills into the 20s for parts of the state, 30s & 40s in Southwest Florida. Brrr, bundle up!' he wrote.
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