From the National Weather Service in Tallahassee:
Strong to severe thunderstorms along with a flash flood threat are expected on Saturday. By Sunday, a strong arctic cold front will move through the region ushering in the coldest air of this winter season. There is a low chance (20-30%) of wintry precipitation across portions of the region on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thunderstorms will move into the region on Saturday morning and move to the east of the region by late Saturday afternoon. Some of these storms could be strong to severe with damaging winds being the main severe threat. These storms will also produce heavy rainfall, with localized heavier amounts up to 4 inches. A marginal risk (level 1 of 4) for flash flooding is in place across the region for Saturday.
By Sunday, a strong arctic cold front will pass through the region and the coldest air of this winter season will arrive. Multiple mornings from Monday morning through Wednesday morning will feature wind chills into the teens across Southeast Alabama, South Georgia and portions of the Florida Panhandle with lower twenties elsewhere.
A low pressure system is expected to move near or just south of the region on Tuesday into Wednesday. With the chilly air mass in place, there is currently a low chance (20-30%) that wintry precipitation in the form of sleet and/or freezing rain could occur across Southeast Alabama, Southwest Georgia, and portions of the Florida Panhandle.
It is too early to speculate.
