What is the chance of snow flurries in Tampa this weekend?

There is a 10 to 20 percent chance of snow flurries in Tampa, Florida, overnight Saturday into Sunday morning.

When was the last time it snowed in Tampa?

The last time snow flurries occurred in Tampa, Florida, was on January 9, 2010.

What are the expected weather conditions in Florida this weekend?

Florida is expected to experience extremely cold temperatures and significant wind chills, with areas in Northern Florida feeling temperatures as low as the single digits.

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Florida May See Snow Flurries After 16 Years

29 Jan

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Summary

Tampa Bay has a 20% chance of snow flurries this weekend.
The last snow flurries in Tampa were recorded on January 9, 2010.
Extremely cold temperatures and wind chills are forecast for Florida.

Florida May See Snow Flurries After 16 Years

Winter Storms are expected to impact the U.S. Southeast this weekend, with a unique possibility of snow flurries reaching a Florida city not accustomed to such weather.

Tampa Bay faces a 10 to 20 percent chance of experiencing light snow flurries overnight Saturday into Sunday morning. This rare event would mark the first snowfall in the city since January 9, 2010. Meteorologists note that any flurries would likely be coastal, with "very breezy" conditions anticipated.

Beyond Tampa, other areas of Florida could also witness snow, with Jacksonville having the highest probability. The state is bracing for extremely cold temperatures, with wind chills potentially dropping into the single digits in Northern Florida. Areas as far south as Miami may experience temperatures near freezing, prompting cold weather advisvisories and potential extreme cold warnings.