Winds will be blowing at 10-15 mph overnight tonight, which means those temperatures are going to feel MUCH colder than forecast. If you're on a scooter or spending time outdoors, dress appropriately! #ncfl pic.twitter.com/Gx7kTDITuJ
— UF Weather (@UFWeather) January 21, 2020
Did you hear? Widespread freezing temperatures and low wind chills are forecast tonight ❄️ In puppy school I learned that freezing temperatures can be dangerous. Please don't forget to protect people, pets, plants and pipes! #CricketsCorner #JaxReady pic.twitter.com/4fR6SDUf1U
— JaxReady (@JaxReady) January 21, 2020
This really happens in #SoFla fyi... https://t.co/OVMovXdXW2
— Florida Storms (@FloridaStorms) January 21, 2020
A cold front is moving through #SouthFlorida with the coldest temperatures occurring tonight & tomorrow morning. #MDFR reminds everyone that staying warm is important and doing it safely can prevent tragic accidents that can lead to serious injuries or loss of life. #MDFRSafety pic.twitter.com/o2eO7u9TRS
— MDFR (@MiamiDadeFire) January 21, 2020
We aren’t alone. https://t.co/wO43DXQ9ai
— UF Weather (@UFWeather) January 21, 2020
A Wind Chill Advisory goes into effect overnight for the ENTIRE #Florida peninsula, lasting through the morning commute.
— Florida Storms (@FloridaStorms) January 21, 2020
National Weather Service offices throughout the state are encouraging you to "dress
appropriately, including a coat, a hat and gloves." #FLwx pic.twitter.com/BjBF7E416G
If you thought 24° was bad, just wait. Wind chills could drop as low as 15° in some areas. If not properly clothed, being outdoors in these temperatures (and especially on scooters) could cause hypothermia. #ncfl pic.twitter.com/BDnf9mRs25
— UF Weather (@UFWeather) January 21, 2020
New warnings have been issued across #ncfl, including a Hard Freeze Warning until 10 AM for areas inland. This means temperatures may drop as low as 24° for 2 consecutive hours or more. Residents are urged to bring in sensitive vegetation and animals that may suffer overnight. pic.twitter.com/nioScIM2kt
— UF Weather (@UFWeather) January 21, 2020
Wind chill at this time was 25°. https://t.co/f1OyEfXF3u
— UF Weather (@UFWeather) January 21, 2020
