Jacksonville Hits Just 38 Degrees Early Nov. 14 as Strongest Cold Snap of the Season Sweeps Florida
Northeast Florida woke on Nov. 14 to the coldest weather of the season so far. National Weather Service data show Jacksonville International Airport recorded a low of 37.9 degrees Fahrenheit at 4:56 a.m., far below the Nov. 14 average low of 51 degrees, though it did not break the record of 31 degrees set in 1984. The cold air swept across all of Florida, with highs mostly only in the 60s statewide on Nov. 14-15, and frost possible in the Florida Panhandle, the Suwannee River Valley, and inland Northeast Florida. The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for much of the area around Tallahassee for the early hours of Nov. 15; Jacksonville is forecast to reach a high of 62 degrees on Nov. 14 and fall to 41 degrees overnight.
South Florida also cooled, with lows in Palm Beach County around 50 degrees on the morning of Nov. 14, the first time since March 24 that temperatures have dropped into the 50s. Forecasters expect mostly dry, sunny weather across the state this weekend, with a very low chance of rain. The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season ends Nov. 30, with 10 named storms so far, one of which reached hurricane strength.
Source: National Weather Service
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