Florida records - All-time highest temperature: 109° F (Monticello on June 29, 1931) - All-time lowest temperature: -2° F ...

TAMPA, Fla. — May 2025 was one for the record books. Data shows Tampa’s average temperature for the month reached 82.6 degrees F — making it the second warmest May on record, just behind ...

2025 Hurricane Forecast Predicts Low Risk for Florida’s Atlantic Coast Experts still project the 2025 season to be busier than the 20-year average. By B. Scott McLendon ...

DAYTONA BEACH — Low temperatures in Daytona Beach were 1.1 degrees above normal this summer, continuing a statewide pattern of rising overnight lows that's increasing cooling bills, changing the ...

Not surprisingly, there's aren't any Southwest Florida locations on the statewide rankings of lowest temperatures ever recorded. We're just a little too far south to compete in that space.

"The state’s all-time lowest temperature ever recorded is -2°F in Tallahassee on Feb. 13, 1899, which was associated with an unprecedented extreme cold outbreak that affected the entire Gulf ...

Jacksonville's old record of 16 degrees for Jan, 22, set in 1985, was hard to beat. Cold as it felt, it never got below 31 Wednesday. But Jacksonville set a new record low maximum temperature ...

The weather station at Trent Lott International Airport in Moss Point recorded its coldest temperature ever Wednesday morning. According to the National Weather Service, the temperature dropped to ...

The coldest day ever recorded in Florida history was in 1899, when the temperature dropped to -2 degrees one day before Valentine's Day. The highest temperature for that day was 22 degrees.

So, if all of this wasn’t enough, we have reached record-breaking temperatures this morning. Before this morning, the lowest temperature ever recorded in Lafayette was six degrees, set back in 1899.

The coldest day ever recorded in Florida history was in 1899, when the temperature dropped to -2 degrees one day before Valentine's Day. The highest temperature for that day was 22 degrees.