It’s a record-breaking cold day here in Jacksonville, and the chill is definitely being felt across the city. Families are bundling up, protecting plants, and road crews are closely monitoring forecasts and roads.
Since it’s cold out many people are bringing out their space heaters. Space heaters can be deadly and it’s good to know how to keep you and your family safe.
A winter storm will bring harsh temperatures to Jacksonville, and the dangerous cold weather outbreak with “feels like” temperatures in the 20s is expected to last through Thursday.
As cold weather sweeps into the region, the Red Cross is urging residents to prioritize safety while keeping their homes warm.
There’s a chance we could see snow flurries and ice in Jacksonville. And if you live in Southeast Georgia, those chances are greater.
The City of Jacksonville’s Extreme Cold Task Force has finalized its 2024 Warming Center Contingency Plan. This plan aims to provide relief for residents and visitors during extreme cold conditions
It's great to be back with you all after a beautiful week off with my family! I love spending time at home- as we are very tight knit! Now, being back today- I see this week will be a weather talker!
Teeth chattering cold is headed to North Florida and it is already responsible for major disruptions in some parts of the United States. It’s creating chaos for travelers, football fans, and even voters in the Iowa Caucus. This brutal arctic blast is expected to impact 79% of the country, in states from Oregon to Mississippi to Florida.
Because they are cold-blooded reptiles, iguanas living in South Florida trees often become immobile in chilly weather, causing them to drop to the ground when the thermometer plummets, though they are still alive.
Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory will last through 9am. Sunny skies with less wind today as temperatures remain below seasonal levels all day long. Clear skies with cold temperatures again overnight.
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Dr. Sunil Joshi with the Duval County Medical Society is glad to see people are still exercising. “Your mental and physical health during this pandemic, and now with colder weather, is very, very important,” Dr. Joshi said. Dr. Joshi says because viruses do better with less humidity, they tend to spread more quickly during winter months. “When you’re waking up in the morning and it’s 29 degrees, this is not the best time of day to be exercising,” Dr. Joshi said. “Almost like wearing a mask,” Dr. Joshi said.
Foggy and cloudy with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Saturday: A cooler start with upper 30s to 40s across southeast Georgia, upper 40s to 50s for northeast Florida, upper 50s to low 60s along our sandy shores. Partly cloudy skies will become mostly sunny with highs in the 60s to low 70s. A chilly start to the day with lows in the upper 30s to 40s across southeast Georgia, 40s to low 50s for northeast Florida, upper 50s to low 60s along our beaches. Afternoon highs in the upper 60s to low 70s.
