Severe thunderstorms, including the kind that could produce a tornado, are possible in northern Florida Friday, then across central sections of the state Friday night. Heavy rain could also prolong or worsen ongoing flooding concerns along several rivers in north Florida.
Just what the Florida Panhandle does NOT need - more heavy rain moving in.
The 2018 Atlantic hurricane season comes to a close Friday. By the numbers, it was only slightly more active than average. But for those affected, it was life-altering.
It will feel like the 30s all the way to South Florida, and the season's first freeze is likely in Gainesville.
The coldest air of the season so far will plunge into Florida Tuesday.
A second, stronger round of thunderstorms will move into the Florida Panhandle Monday evening.
Recovery efforts from Hurricane Michael in the Florida Panhandle will be dampened by heavy rain Thursday and Friday.
Find the jackets if you live north of I-4. It will be THAT cold by Monday morning!
