So far, December has been one of the coldest months, with several arctic blasts reaching as far south as Florida. Although winter officially began on December 21st, according to the Almanac Calendar, winter arrived early.

As the first day of Winter winds down, the temperatures will continue to drop. A chilly night in the mid-40s will feel like the mid-30s as the north wind continues.

The Rain Moves Out, The Cold Moves In

Colder air and drier conditions on the way tomorrow

Pet, plants indoors; Pipes drip as a precaution

Cold today, warmer tomorrow

Near Record Lows, Hard Freeze, Freeze and Frost Overnight

The Cold Continues, Protect those P's

Get the crock pot and Fritos ready. Sunday morning will be another cold start, with a Freeze Warning (inland Southeast Georgia) and a Frost Advisory (portions of inland Northeast Florida) until 8 a.m.

As November wraps up, cooler temperatures are already making their presence felt across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. Several counties in the region are under freeze warnings and frost advisories, signaling a need for residents to prepare.

Temperatures drop into the 30s overnight

Frost Advisory and Freeze Warning: Our Coldest Temperatures Yet Are on the Way

Saturday morning was chilly! Can it get any colder? Yes! Due to little wind, clear skies, and sinking temperatures, expect the most frigid morning on Sunday, when we could see more inland frost.

After a Frosty start, sunny and warmer weather is on the way

After a weekend of freezing temperatures, the work week begins with normal seasonal temperatures followed by an above-average warm-up.

Chilly under sunny skies today, then round two of freezing temperatures overnight.

Rain chances increase Monday around noon and progress to thunderstorms by Tuesday

It's a frosty, cold start for the last Saturday of 2023

You will need layers as a Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory expires, the cold temperatures remain in some areas.

Freezing Temperatures and Frost for the 1st Day of Winter

Frost is good on a malty beverage, not your plants

A Frost Advisory was in effect for inland areas west of the St. Johns from 3 am to 9 am today, but now that it's expired- sunny skies ahead!

Many areas inland beyond a few miles west of the St. Johns River will have frost late tonight through 9 am Thursday.

Jacket weather returns, Patchy frost too

A Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory through 9 a.m.   A chance to thaw this afternoon with seasonal temperatures for mid-January.  Becoming sunny with a light southwesterly breeze and seasonal highs under sunny skies.

Sunday overnight temperatures drop to the low to mid 30s.

Temps have fallen quickly across the area this evening, and we are on track for record to near-record lows across the area.

Monday morning was off to a cold start with a Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory through 9 a.m.

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.

Tonight: Clear skies with frost possible across inland areas of NE FL and SE GA. Frost Advisory through 8am Tuesday morning. Lows will drop into the 30s inland and 40s along the coast.

A cloudy start to the day then becoming sunny this afternoon.  A cool start to the week will slowly warm to above seasonal averages through the week.

You’ll want a light jacket through the weekend.

Happy Fri-yay! We were definitely on the cooler side today with highs only in the upper 50s low 60s with gusty winds.

Northerly wind will start the day with wind chill values as low as the mid-30s.

Jacksonville NWS didn't forget to leave out unshaded areas from the freeze warnings. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The plants have taken a hit this winter, but hopefully not if you have paid attention to the freeze warnings issued by the National Weather Service. Freeze warnings are helpful notices so people can take action to protect tender vegetation and keep outdoor animals sheltered from the cold when a freeze is anticipated within 24 hours. Every county in northern Florida and southern Georgia has been under a freeze warning at some point this winter after seven December freezes and three last month. For locations that haven’t dipped below 28°F for several hours, the Weather Service will then issue frost advisories and freeze warnings when appropriate.

We’re off to a chilly start this morning so make sure to grab that jacket before stepping outside. Sunday will warm up into the mid to upper 50s once again with a few clouds filling our skies through the afternoon. Winds will be light out of the west 5-10 mpg but will increase the 8-13 mph this afternoon. Seasonal temperatures in the 60s will return Monday with mostly sunny skies. Temperatures will steadily increase into the low 70s by the end of the week.

There will still be freezing temperatures in the normally cold locations just west of Jacksonville to inland Southeastern Georgia. Thursday starts off chilly with inland frost, but warms up into the upper 60s, hitting 70° for an afternoon high. Expect increasing clouds in the afternoon skies and light winds. Saturday we may wake up damp, but the cold front behind the showers pushes through, clearing our skies and cooling us down. We will hit the mid 60s under partly sunny skies.

Thursday starts off chilly with inland frost, but warms up into the upper 60s, hitting 70° for an afternoon high. Expect mostly sunny skies and light winds. We will hit the upper 60s under mostly sunny skies. Sunday is a tad cooler, waking up in the mid 40s and warming up into the low 60s under mostly cloudy skies. Monday and Tuesday look sunny and cool, only topping out in the low 60s.