TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Sunshine will stick around on Friday, but our next weather system could bring rain showers and a **few** snowflakes mixed in by Sunday morning. <\/p>\n
Tonight Through Friday Night <\/p>\n
High pressure will control the forecast for the next 24 hours or so. As a result, we stay dry, clear and frigid. Be sure to protect your people, pets, plants and pipes. Lows tumble into the low-and-mid-20s.<\/p>\n
After some very cold weather to start your Friday, we are tracking a nice rebound for the afternoon. We remain dry under plenty of sunshine. Highs climb into the mid-and-upper-50s. <\/p>\n
Again, we are looking quiet for Friday night. However, clouds begin to increase ahead of our next weather system. Lows settle in the low-40s. <\/p>\n
Weekend System<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s discuss the elephant in the room: our weekend weather system. <\/p>\n
On Saturday, we are looking partly sunny to mostly cloudy. Spotty rain showers are possible as temperatures climb into the mid-60s. We could see a few more showers for Saturday night, but temperatures remain above freezing. We bottom out in the upper-30s to low-40s. <\/p>\n
All eyes are on Sunday. Social media is buzzing with plenty of click-bait, so let\u2019s discuss the facts. <\/p>\n
Cold air will continue filtering into the region by Sunday morning. With a little bit of leftover moisture, we could see a brief window of a wintry mix. However, it is important to keep in mind, air temperatures will be above freezing. <\/p>\n
BOTTOM LINE: Yes, we may see a few snowflakes or sleet pellets mixed into the cold rain Sunday morning, but we are not expecting impacts as temperatures remain in the mid-to-upper-30s. At this point, this is not looking like a repeat of January 2025. <\/p>\n
As always, the forecast can change, so stay updated with WCTV through the weekend as we bring you frequent updates without the hype train. <\/p>\n
Behind This Sunday System<\/p>\n
After some precipitation Sunday morning, we are drying out and clearing out for the afternoon and evening. Temperatures plummet into the mid-20s by Sunday night.<\/p>\n
High pressure takes over for early next week, so we are looking dry, cold and mostly sunny. <\/p>\n
Temperatures on Monday and Tuesday hover in the low-to-mid-50s. Overnight lows dip into the mid-and-upper-20s.<\/p>\n
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