Scattered showers and storms will develop late this morning into the afternoon, some may contain gusty winds of 40-60 mph and small hail. There is a Marginal Risk of severe storms across south Georgia east of the Flint River and the eastern Florida Panhandle and Big Bend.
The coldest air of the season so far arrives Monday night into Tuesday morning. Nearly all areas will see a light to moderate freeze away from the immediate beaches. There is a medium chance (40-70%) of a hard freeze (25°F. or colder) across inland areas. Wind chills will be in the upper teens to lower 20s.
The combination of low humidity, gusty winds, and ongoing drought will lead to elevated fire danger on Monday and again Tuesday. Humidity will drop to 20-30% each afternoon with gusts up to 30 mph on Monday. Easier fire starts and potential quick spread are possible. Be extremely careful with any burning either day.
Attention mariners, strong post-frontal breezes will usher advisory level conditions across the waters Sunday afternoon-evening and persist through Monday night. Occasional gale-force gusts are likely. Patchy dense sea fog will also affect portions of the Nature Coast nearshore waters prior to frontal passage until as late as this evening.
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