Residents in the western Panhandle face the potential for more severe weather tonight, including possible threat for tornado.

Florida's northern and northwestern regions were under winter storm warnings early Tuesday, with several inches of snow possible.

The winter storm has socked Bay County. Schools are closed again Wednesday and Thursday. Roads and bridges remain dangerous. Follow updates here: ...

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"Brutally cold days and locally historic low temperatures are in the forecast for many parts of the eastern U.S. and possibly parts of Florida," according to the Florida Public Radio Emergency ...

Severe thunderstorms moved through Central Florida ... radar indicated conditions favorable for tornado development offshore, no tornado warnings were issued as the risk remained over water. The ...

Florida's cold snap has disrupted daily routines, affecting agriculture, tourism, and outdoor activities. The unexpected drop in temperatures has prompted concerns over crop damage, travel delays, and ...

Florida Severe Weather Awareness Week is Feb. 3-7, 2025, to increase awareness of and preparedness for severe weather hazards ...

Schools across North Florida have already announced closures in anticipation of the freezing temperatures and potential snowfall. "With freezing temperatures and possible snow forecast in NW ...

Any snow or ice accumulations would be the first in Jacksonville in 35 years, when a pre-Christmas storm dropped nearly 2 inches of snow across much of Northeast Florida on Dec. 23, 1989 ...

Stay tuned here today for more live updates ... wind chill values could get even lower than the forecast indicates, as low as 15. The NWS advises residents to wear layers, check on elderly ...

Factor 2: A frigid low-level airmass A key distinguishing Florida snow or ice from dry cold outbreaks is the presence of a bitterly cold airmass prior to storm development. The NWS snow study ...