Temperatures could drop to freezing in northern counties

Impact Weather: Temperatures could drop to freezing in northern counties

Updated: 5:46 AM EST Jan 20, 2025

FLORIDA. ALL OF THIS IS PART OF THE SYSTEM MOVING THROUGH. AND FIRST WARNING METEOROLOGIST KELLIANNE KLASS IS HERE. NOW TO BREAK IT ALL DOWN FOR US BECAUSE WE’RE CALLED IMPACT WEATHER FOR US LOCALLY TODAY TOO. AND IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WINTER WEATHER THAT WE’RE GOING TO SEE MIDWEEK. BUT THERE’S TWO BIG WEATHER STORIES. SO THE IMPACT WEATHER THIS MORNING FOR FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES IN THE 20S AND 30S, ALONG WITH POTENTIALLY FREEZING CONDITIONS FOR MARION COUNTY AND FLAGLER COUNTY. THEN MIDWEEK, WE HAVE A WINTER STORM SYSTEM THAT’S GOING TO MOVE ACROSS THE STATE, BRINGING IN. YES, THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME SNOW FOR PARTS OF THE PANHANDLE OF FLORIDA AND EVEN AN ICY MIX FOR OUR NORTHERN LOCATIONS, AT LEAST FOR THIS MORNING. YOU DON’T NEED TO WORRY ABOUT THAT RIGHT NOW. YOU JUST NEED TO BUNDLE UP. WE HAVE IMPACT WEATHER UNTIL TEN FOR FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES IN THE 20S AND 30S, ESPECIALLY AS WE GO TOWARDS THE SEVEN, EIGHT, 9:00 HOUR. RIGHT NOW, WE’RE NOT EVEN CLOSE TO FREEZING IN CENTRAL FLORIDA, BUT THOSE TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO DROP THROUGHOUT THE MORNING. THOUGH IT FEELS COLD, IT FEELS LIKE 36. IN OCALA, 36 IN PALM COAST, 39 IN DELAND AND 39 IN WILDWOOD. BUT BY 9:00, IT’S GOING TO FEEL LIKE 29. IN OCALA, 27 IN PALM COAST, 35 IN DELAND AND 33 DEGREES IN WILDWOOD. SO NOT NOW UNTIL TEN IMPACT WEATHER. AFTER THAT, JUST A MOSTLY CLOUDY CONDITIONS, SOME PEEKS OF SUNSHINE AND OUR HIGHS TODAY IN THE 50S. SO IT’S GOING TO BE ANOTHER CHILLY AFTERNOON. THANKFULLY NO RAINFALL TODAY, BUT STARTING TOMORROW WE’LL START TO INCREASE OUR RAIN AND THEN TUESDAY NIGHT INTO WEDNESDAY WE GET THE STORM SYSTEM MOVING ACROSS THE AREA, AND THAT’S GOING TO BRING IN THAT WINTER WEATHER FOR OUR NORTHERN FRIENDS HERE LOCALLY. IT’S JUST GOING TO BE A COLD RAIN BY 5:00 TOMORROW MORNING. INCREASING SHOWERS, ESPECIALLY ALONG THE I-4 CORRIDOR AND SOUTHEAST FOR TOMORROW. THAT’S WHERE WE’LL SEE THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL. AND THEN AS WE GO INTO TUESDAY NIGHT, THIS IS WHEN WE START TO GET THAT WINTRY PRECIP MOVE INTO NORTH FLORIDA BY TUESDAY AROUND 10:00 IN THE EVENING, CONTINUING ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. BY THIS TIME WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUST WIDESPREAD RAIN, AND WE’RE GOING TO BE WATCHING THE POTENTIAL OF SOME ICING IN OUR NORTHERN LOCATIONS, MAINLY AROUND MARION COUNTY. RIGHT NOW, THAT THREAT IS LOW, BUT IT’S NOT ZERO FOR NOW. A LOT OF OUR NUMBERS ARE SHOWING JUST ABOVE FREEZING IN MARION COUNTY, WHICH IS GREAT, BUT IF WE DROP TO FREEZING, THAT COULD CHANGE A LOT. SO THIS FORECAST FOR MARION COUNTY IS GOING TO EBB AND FLOW FOR NOW. I WOULD JUST PUT IT ON YOUR RADAR. HAPPY TO SAY THERE’S NO WINTER WEATHER WATCH FOR MARION COUNTY, BUT WE’RE ABSOLUTELY GOING TO BE WATCHING THAT, ESPECIALLY RUN AFTER RUN AS WE GET MORE DATA ON IN. AGAIN, IF WE DROP TO FREEZING OR EVEN BELOW, THEN WE WOULD BE CONCERNED ABOUT THE FREEZING PRECIPITATION OR ICE ON THE ROADS. NOW, THIS AFTERNOON, HIGH TEMPERATURES INTO THE 50S. TOMORROW MORNING, 30S AND 40S WITH SOME FROST NORTH AND WEST OF TOWN. 50S FOR TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND THEN AGAIN WEDNESDAY MORNING IS WHEN WE TRACK THAT WINTER STORM SYSTEM. ALL THE RAINFALL WILL CLEAR OUT BY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, BUT IT’S GOING TO BE CHILLY WITH HIGHS IN THE 50S. THURSDAY. THANKFULLY, JUST A CHILLY RAIN WITH ABOUT A 30% COV

Impact Weather: Temperatures could drop to freezing in northern counties

Updated: 5:46 AM EST Jan 20, 2025

Impact Weather is on tap this morning as temperatures in Marion and Flagler County could drop to freezing. At this moment in time, temperatures are nowhere near that, but could change throughout the morning. A freeze warning is in effecr for Marion & Flagler counties until 10 AM. Impact Weather will go until 10 AM. This afternoon will be chilly. Highs struggle to reach the middle 50s with clouds sticking around.The forecast will begin to change tomorrow. Showers move in tomorrow AM and will continue throughout the day. Up to a 60% coverage will be on tap for most of Tuesday. Widespread rain will begin to move in overnight Tuesday/early Wednesday AM. Northern Florida will see freezing rain/ice with this, however, the freezing temperature line will not make it into Central Florida. The caveat – if it gets cold enough in northern Marion County & Flagler County Wednesday AM, there could be freezing rain. This is changing every run. For now, since there are no winter weather watches in either county, I will keep it out of the forecast. Cold rain will continue into late AM on Wednesday then begin to clear by the PM. A few showers are possible on Thursday, however, the coverage will be much lower. Highs remain in the 50s.50s continue into Friday with mostly cloudy conditions. Sunshine returns for the weekend as highs slowly warm.

ORLANDO, Fla. —

Impact Weather is on tap this morning as temperatures in Marion and Flagler County could drop to freezing. At this moment in time, temperatures are nowhere near that, but could change throughout the morning. A freeze warning is in effecr for Marion & Flagler counties until 10 AM. Impact Weather will go until 10 AM. This afternoon will be chilly. Highs struggle to reach the middle 50s with clouds sticking around.

The forecast will begin to change tomorrow. Showers move in tomorrow AM and will continue throughout the day. Up to a 60% coverage will be on tap for most of Tuesday. Widespread rain will begin to move in overnight Tuesday/early Wednesday AM. Northern Florida will see freezing rain/ice with this, however, the freezing temperature line will not make it into Central Florida. The caveat – if it gets cold enough in northern Marion County & Flagler County Wednesday AM, there could be freezing rain. This is changing every run. For now, since there are no winter weather watches in either county, I will keep it out of the forecast. Cold rain will continue into late AM on Wednesday then begin to clear by the PM.

A few showers are possible on Thursday, however, the coverage will be much lower. Highs remain in the 50s.

50s continue into Friday with mostly cloudy conditions. Sunshine returns for the weekend as highs slowly warm.