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28F last night in Tallahassee & Crestveiw,FL

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Wow it was 28F last night in Tallahassee & Crestveiw,FL and is supposed to be in the low 30s tonight. We only were down to 54F last night. Why so cold in NW Florida?

Eric

Orlando, FL

zone 9b/10a

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Tallahassee is usually colder than anywhere in FL, and colder than many locations in GA, AL, LA, TX, etc.  Don't know why that is, it seems to sit in a cold bowl for some reason.  My coldest so far this year is in the 40s...

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42 for a low here last night, 49 projected tonight.  Average low here for this date is 50.  Next 7 days forecasted for average low of around 58.

In my post I sometimes express "my" opinion. Warning, it may differ from "your" opinion. If so, please do not feel insulted, just state your own if you wish. Any data in this post is provided 'as is' and in no event shall I be liable for any damages, including, without limitation, damages resulting from accuracy or lack thereof, insult, or any other damages

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Incredible!  

I'll stop bi)(#%)(#* for a few days because my LOWS are predicted to be in the SEVENTIES for a while  :cool:

Zone 10B, starting 07/01/2013

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We got down to 38 here in P.C.

David Simms zone 9a on Highway 30a

200 steps from the Gulf in NW Florida

30 ft. elevation and sandy soil

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The low for tallahassee are recorded at the regonial airport which is a low lying area. ( MAJOR COLD BOWL) I live only 2-3 miles away and recorded a low of 33.7degrees early morning 11/8/07.  other stations around logged warmer(in midtown) and even station near the GA border north of town are warmer than the airport.

the Tallahassee reg. airport is anywhere from 30-50ft above sea level depening on exactly where u stand.

the meter is probably in a pretty low area based on past reading and comparisons. Most of tallahassee is anywhere from 70-200 ft above seat level. my home is right at about 75ft.

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Luke

Tallahassee, FL - USDA zone 8b/9a

63" rain annually

January avg 65/40 - July avg 92/73

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(surgeon83 @ Nov. 08 2007,22:56)

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Incredible!  

I'll stop bi)(#%)(#* for a few days because my LOWS are predicted to be in the SEVENTIES for a while  :cool:

Yeah my lows are in the upper 60s right now, highs mid 80s.  Can't complain about that.

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(Eric in Orlando @ Nov. 08 2007,21:12)

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Wow it was 28F last night in Tallahassee & Crestveiw,FL and is supposed to be in the low 30s tonight. We only were down to 54F last night. Why so cold in NW Florida?

Holy crap! Been in the upper 50's in Lox last few nights, a little colder than I'd like, but I guess it's good to harden stuff off.

Off to warmer (mid 60s at night) in Austin, TX for the next week.

SoCal and SoFla; zone varies by location.

'Home is where the heart suitcase is'...

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"If, as they say, there truly is no rest for the wicked, how can the Devil's workshop be filled with idle hands?"

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(fastfeat @ Nov. 09 2007,19:58)

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(Eric in Orlando @ Nov. 08 2007,21:12)

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Wow it was 28F last night in Tallahassee & Crestveiw,FL and is supposed to be in the low 30s tonight. We only were down to 54F last night. Why so cold in NW Florida?

Holy crap! Been in the upper 50's in Lox last few nights, a little colder than I'd like, but I guess it's good to harden stuff off.

Off to warmer (mid 60s at night) in Austin, TX for the next week.

Warm and humid in Austin right now, you'll feel at home...

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Austin Forecast:

Tonight

Nov 09  Partly Cloudy 65° 10 %

Sat

Nov 10  Partly Cloudy 85°/64° 10 %

Sun

Nov 11  Cloudy 85°/66° 20 %

Mon

Nov 12  Isolated T-Storms 84°/66° 30 %

Tue

Nov 13  Few Showers 79°/61° 30 %

Wed

Nov 14  Partly Cloudy 79°/58° 10 %

Thu

Nov 15  Partly Cloudy 78°/60°

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Jim--

Feels more like FL in Austin than FL did last few days. Was 69 this morning at 7:30--hard to beat that in Nov.

SoCal and SoFla; zone varies by location.

'Home is where the heart suitcase is'...

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"If, as they say, there truly is no rest for the wicked, how can the Devil's workshop be filled with idle hands?"

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(fastfeat @ Nov. 10 2007,14:03)

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Jim--

Feels more like FL in Austin than FL did last few days. Was 69 this morning at 7:30--hard to beat that in Nov.

Don't worry. I know from experience that Austin's warm temps will not last the winter.

Coastal San Diego, California

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Dry summer subtropical/Mediterranean

warm summer/mild winter

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(epicure3 @ Nov. 10 2007,21:22)

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(fastfeat @ Nov. 10 2007,14:03)

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Jim--

Feels more like FL in Austin than FL did last few days. Was 69 this morning at 7:30--hard to beat that in Nov.

Don't worry. I know from experience that Austin's warm temps will not last the winter.

Austin average winter highs are between 60-73F, warm weather is more common than not.  I also know from experience.  70-80F is very common during winter months.

November 70.0° F 49.0°  

December 62.0° F 42.0°

January    60.0° F 40.0°  

February  65.0° F 44.0°  

March       73.0° F 51.0° F

It can get cold though on occasion.  Usually down to about 20-23F once a year.

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(syersj @ Nov. 10 2007,21:42)

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(epicure3 @ Nov. 10 2007,21:22)

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(fastfeat @ Nov. 10 2007,14:03)

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Jim--

Feels more like FL in Austin than FL did last few days. Was 69 this morning at 7:30--hard to beat that in Nov.

Don't worry. I know from experience that Austin's warm temps will not last the winter.

Austin average winter highs are between 60-73F, warm weather is more common than not.  I also know from experience.  70-80F is very common during winter months.

November 70.0° F 49.0°  

December 62.0° F 42.0°

January    60.0° F 40.0°  

February  65.0° F 44.0°  

March       73.0° F 51.0° F

It can get cold though on occasion.  Usually down to about 20-23F once a year.

Saw that the record low in Austin was 26 degrees on this date in 1991.

SoCal and SoFla; zone varies by location.

'Home is where the heart suitcase is'...

_____

"If, as they say, there truly is no rest for the wicked, how can the Devil's workshop be filled with idle hands?"

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(fastfeat @ Nov. 10 2007,22:33)

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(fastfeat @ Nov. 10 2007,14:03)

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Jim--

Feels more like FL in Austin than FL did last few days. Was 69 this morning at 7:30--hard to beat that in Nov.

Don't worry. I know from experience that Austin's warm temps will not last the winter.

Austin average winter highs are between 60-73F, warm weather is more common than not.  I also know from experience.  70-80F is very common during winter months.

November 70.0° F 49.0°  

December 62.0° F 42.0°

January    60.0° F 40.0°  

February  65.0° F 44.0°  

March       73.0° F 51.0° F

It can get cold though on occasion.  Usually down to about 20-23F once a year.

Saw that the record low in Austin was 26 degrees on this date in 1991.

Very rare to get that cold this early.  More likely in Dec or Jan.  Most of the big freezes have occurred in Dec and Jan.

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(syersj @ Nov. 10 2007,23:40)

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(fastfeat @ Nov. 10 2007,14:03)

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Jim--

Feels more like FL in Austin than FL did last few days. Was 69 this morning at 7:30--hard to beat that in Nov.

Don't worry. I know from experience that Austin's warm temps will not last the winter.

Austin average winter highs are between 60-73F, warm weather is more common than not.  I also know from experience.  70-80F is very common during winter months.

November 70.0° F 49.0°  

December 62.0° F 42.0°

January    60.0° F 40.0°  

February  65.0° F 44.0°  

March       73.0° F 51.0° F

It can get cold though on occasion.  Usually down to about 20-23F once a year.

Saw that the record low in Austin was 26 degrees on this date in 1991.

Very rare to get that cold this early.  More likely in Dec or Jan.  Most of the big freezes have occurred in Dec and Jan.

Looks like Austin will  be in at least upper 70's for the next few days. It's 65 at 7:30 AM. Putting on a sleeveless shirt to try to keep my tan while I work today...

SoCal and SoFla; zone varies by location.

'Home is where the heart suitcase is'...

_____

"If, as they say, there truly is no rest for the wicked, how can the Devil's workshop be filled with idle hands?"

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34f here last night in the coldest spot of my yard :( .....

Bobby

Long Island, New York  Zone 7a (where most of the southern Floridians are originally from)

AVERAGE TEMPS

Summer Highs  : 85-90f/day,  68-75f / night

Winter Lows     : 38-45f/day,   25-35f / night

Extreme Low    : 10-20f/day,    0-10f / night   but VERY RARE

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I used to have a picture of me sitting on a lawn chair in 2 inches of snow under a sabal  when I first moved to Austin in Jan '85. Snow was quickly gone but I've also slipped and slopped  down the Drag after nasty ice storms. Can be 80 degrees a few days later. Wacky stuff.

Coastal San Diego, California

Z10b

Dry summer subtropical/Mediterranean

warm summer/mild winter

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I used to have a picture of me sitting on a lawn chair in 2 inches of snow under a sabal  when I first moved to Austin in Jan '85. Snow was quickly gone but I've also slipped and slopped  down the Drag after nasty ice storms. Can be 80 degrees a few days later. Wacky stuff.

The 80s was obviously a cold period.  Ice is a very uncommon event (once every several years).  Measurable snow even more uncommon, could be over a decade between snowfalls..

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I am in Atlanta now, and it was downright cold when I arrived.  I was a bit surprised, somehow thinking the cold started a bit later in the year in the south.  It was "crisp"  (right around freezing in the morning).

I figure the entire SE got a bit chilly.

Jason

Menlo Park, CA  (U.S.A.) hillside

Min. temp Jan 2007:  28.1 deg. F (-2.2 deg. C)

Min. temp winter 2008: 34.7 deg. F (1.5 deg. C)

USDA Zone 10A since 2000

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(epicure3 @ Nov. 11 2007,20:28)

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I used to have a picture of me sitting on a lawn chair in 2 inches of snow under a sabal  when I first moved to Austin in Jan '85. Snow was quickly gone but I've also slipped and slopped  down the Drag after nasty ice storms. Can be 80 degrees a few days later. Wacky stuff.

The 80s was obviously a cold period.  Ice is a very uncommon event (once every several years).  Measurable snow even more uncommon, could be over a decade between snowfalls..

I would also imagine that Austin has warmed up with more of a heat island affect as the city has grown. The Austin of today, though I haven't been in years, has changed dramatically since the 80s.

Coastal San Diego, California

Z10b

Dry summer subtropical/Mediterranean

warm summer/mild winter

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The low for tallahassee are recorded at the regonial airport which is a low lying area. ( MAJOR COLD BOWL) I live only 2-3 miles away and recorded a low of 33.7degrees early morning 11/8/07.  other stations around logged warmer(in midtown) and even station near the GA border north of town are warmer than the airport.

the Tallahassee reg. airport is anywhere from 30-50ft above sea level depening on exactly where u stand.

the meter is probably in a pretty low area based on past reading and comparisons. Most of tallahassee is anywhere from 70-200 ft above seat level. my home is right at about 75ft.

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My Father in law lives in an area about 150 feet above sea level and recorded 38.  There are huge variances between the different areas.

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Jim--

Feels more like FL in Austin than FL did last few days. Was 69 this morning at 7:30--hard to beat that in Nov.

Don't worry. I know from experience that Austin's warm temps will not last the winter.

Austin average winter highs are between 60-73F, warm weather is more common than not.  I also know from experience.  70-80F is very common during winter months.

November 70.0° F 49.0°  

December 62.0° F 42.0°

January    60.0° F 40.0°  

February  65.0° F 44.0°  

March       73.0° F 51.0° F

It can get cold though on occasion.  Usually down to about 20-23F once a year.

Saw that the record low in Austin was 26 degrees on this date in 1991.

Very rare to get that cold this early.  More likely in Dec or Jan.  Most of the big freezes have occurred in Dec and Jan.

Get ready for the Austin freeze late next week. Yikes!!

Today  Tonight  Tomorrow  Sunday  Monday  Tuesday  Wednesday  Thursday  

               

74  53  78/59  80/54  74/58  81/61  69/40  59/33

Coastal San Diego, California

Z10b

Dry summer subtropical/Mediterranean

warm summer/mild winter

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Jim--

Feels more like FL in Austin than FL did last few days. Was 69 this morning at 7:30--hard to beat that in Nov.

Don't worry. I know from experience that Austin's warm temps will not last the winter.

Austin average winter highs are between 60-73F, warm weather is more common than not.  I also know from experience.  70-80F is very common during winter months.

November 70.0° F 49.0°  

December 62.0° F 42.0°

January    60.0° F 40.0°  

February  65.0° F 44.0°  

March       73.0° F 51.0° F

It can get cold though on occasion.  Usually down to about 20-23F once a year.

Saw that the record low in Austin was 26 degrees on this date in 1991.

Very rare to get that cold this early.  More likely in Dec or Jan.  Most of the big freezes have occurred in Dec and Jan.

Get ready for the Austin freeze late next week. Yikes!!

Today  Tonight  Tomorrow  Sunday  Monday  Tuesday  Wednesday  Thursday  

               

74  53  78/59  80/54  74/58  81/61  69/40  59/33

Where did you get that forecast.  Weather.com shows no temps below 43F over the next 10 days.  Of course, way out is hard to predict, a light freeze wouldn't be totally out of the question.  I haven't heard any of the local forecaster predicting one yet.

Tonight

Nov 17  Mostly Cloudy 62° 20 %

Sun

Nov 18  Mostly Sunny 82°/62° 20 %

Mon

Nov 19  Partly Cloudy 81°/63° 10 %

Tue

Nov 20  Partly Cloudy 84°/65° 10 %

Wed

Nov 21  Few Showers 67°/46° 30 %

Thu

Nov 22  Partly Cloudy 59°/43° 10 %

Fri

Nov 23  Mostly Cloudy 54°/45° 10 %

Sat

Nov 24  Showers 52°/47° 40 %

Sun

Nov 25  Sunny 58°/47° 10 %

Mon

Nov 26  Sunny 64°/51° 10

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This is what is on Accuweather right now but they are often mistaken this far out.....either way, I'm putting on my wet suit to go tubing down the Guadaloupe River. :D

Thursday, Nov 22

Mostly cloudy and cooler

High 59 ° F / RF 54 ° F, RF Shade 53 ° F. Low 38 ° F / RF 29 ° F. Max. UV 2.

 Friday, Nov 23

Mostly cloudy

High 59 ° F / RF 55 ° F, RF Shade 52 ° F. Low 36 ° F / RF 25 ° F. Max. UV 3.

 Saturday, Nov 24

Considerable cloudiness

High 59 ° F / RF 50 ° F, RF Shade 49 ° F. Low 35 ° F / RF 27 ° F. Max. UV 2.

 Sunday, Nov 25

Rain

High 54 ° F / RF 48 ° F, RF Shade 47 ° F. Low 38 ° F / RF 32 ° F. Max. UV 2.

 Monday, Nov 26

Rain

High 55 ° F / RF 49 ° F, RF Shade 48 ° F. Low 34 ° F / RF 27 ° F. Max. UV 1.

 Tuesday, Nov 27

Partly sunny

High 58 ° F / RF 53 ° F, RF Shade 51 ° F. Low 35 ° F / RF 37 ° F. Max. UV 4.

 Wednesday, Nov 28

Mostly sunny

High 61 ° F / RF 58 ° F, RF Shade 56 ° F. Low 40 ° F / RF 46 ° F. Max. UV 4.

Coastal San Diego, California

Z10b

Dry summer subtropical/Mediterranean

warm summer/mild winter

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Austin looks like it's due for some wild swings in temp this week.

From NOAA, high tomorrow (Tues) of 84, only 53 for a high on Thursday!!

Think I'll stay in FL this weekend instead of driving back to Austin. Maybe a Thanksgiving of stuffed Tilapia from my pond with mango sauce...

SoCal and SoFla; zone varies by location.

'Home is where the heart suitcase is'...

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"If, as they say, there truly is no rest for the wicked, how can the Devil's workshop be filled with idle hands?"

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