According to Climate.gov, the chance of Florida, along with the rest of the West Coast, Gulf Coast, Deep South, seeing a white Christmas is between 0-10%. Hearst Owned Still, you never know for sure.

Planning a Florida Christmas vacation can let you enjoy the Sunshine State when it’s weather is better, and when the state is at it’s most festive.

The Florida Panhandle will see a high of around 70 degrees and a likely chance of showers and possible thunderstorms on Christmas Day. The chance for rain diminishes eastward across the state ...

Showers are forecast for Christmas Day along parts of Florida's east coast and Southwest Florida, according to AccuWeather. Rain, drizzle and fog are possible across parts of the south-central states.

Florida isn't expected to have the highest temperature in the U.S. on Christmas Day, though. That "honor" may go to Texas with a town along the southern border expected to reach 81.

For your Christmas holiday, we look to rebound into much milder temperatures. Lows to start both days in the low to mid 50’s, cresting into the low to mid 70s but the hottest part of the afternoon.

Christmas, Florida, halfway between Orlando and Titusville, isn't really the most Christmassy place in the state. The quiet, tiny census-designated community had a population of 2,439 in the 2020 ...

How cold will it be on Christmas in Florida? Not cold at all. The Florida Panhandle will see a high of around 70 degrees and a likely chance of showers and possible thunderstorms on Christmas Day.

Trade pine trees for palm trees and spend Christmas in Florida. Here are the top events and things to do in the Sunshine State this holiday season.

Other than around a dozen Christmas tree farms in Florida, Ocala National Forest is among the only places in Florida where you can hike out and hand-select your own special tree.

Florida temperatures expected Christmas Day. While not as cool as the weekend, Florida temperatures may not be too bad on Christmas Day, if you consider anything lower than 80 degrees not bad.