The high temperature today across north-central Florida will be in the mid to upper 70s. Overnight lows will be back in the mid to upper 50s for the next several days.
Gainesville officials say the cold night shelter program remains in effect overnight until temperatures rise above 45 degrees.
The NWS has issued a dense fog advisory and says visibility is reduced to a quarter mile until about 10 a.m. this morning. Drivers should allow extra time due to hazardous driving conditions. Once that clears, the forecast for Halloween tomorrow looks ideal for trick or treating.
Some farmers lost 20% or more of their predicted yields. Labor costs and inflation are narrowing margins, hitting farmers’ ability to profit off what they sell to garden centers and pumpkin patches.
The weekend forecast calls for highs in the mid to upper 80s, low humidity, light wind and overnight lows in the 60s.
Whether you want to listen to music, suck down some clams or take a walk with man’s best friend… the weather around north-central Florida should be absolutely gorgeous this weekend.
No one has to feel guilty for ordering a pumpkin spice latte or wearing a sweater with high temps in the low 70s and cool nights in the upper 40s for the start of this week.
Leslie Garrison and her husband had just finished replacing drywall in their Pinwheel Drive home after 14.5 inches of floodwater from Hurricane Idalia when a tornado leveled even more damage Thursday morning.
“We’re going to be okay. We’re tough. We’re strong,” said Crystal River Mayor Joe Meek.
It’s been less than two months since Hurricane Idalia flooded the tourist town of Crystal River. Now, Mother Nature deals the Citrus County community another blow – a tornado.