TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — A high pressure system to our south is pushing moisture in from the Gulf, plus a cold front is on its way with moisture ahead of it, causing our dew point temperatures to rise.
Dew point temperatures are sitting in the 60s and will continue to do so overnight. This means dense fog is likely. A Dense Fog Advisory is in place starting at 2 a.m. Sunday and runs until 10 a.m.. It includes the following counties:
- Jackson
- Liberty
- Frankli
- Gadsden
- Leon
- Wakulla
- Jefferson
- Madison
- Taylor
- Lafayette
- Seminole
- Decatur
- Miller
- Baker
- Mitchell
- Grady
- Thomas
- Brooks
- Lowndes
This is all in preparation for a very strong cold front that will push through Monday. A line of showers will arrive first Monday late morning into the early afternoon and then it won't take long for temperatures to start to drop.
Overnight Monday, temperatures will drop to freezing with wind chills in the 20s.
The cold air will stick with us throughout the week with a chilly New Years Eve and New Years Day on tap.
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