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Florida and Georgia could see snow this weekend as cold hits the South

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Florida and Georgia could see snow this weekend as cold hits the South

Snow could show up in the South this weekend as forecast models are showing the potential for flakes to fall in the region.

The FOX Forecast Center is monitoring a growing chance for impactful snow across a corridor in the South this weekend that could see flakes fly from the Florida panhandle, through Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia.

“Far too early and too far out in timescale to talk with certainty about this, but there is some snow potential showing up from Sunday into the early part of next week that finds itself all the way up the coastline,” FOX Weather Meteorologist Ian Oliver said Wednesday.

Any snowfall would appear Saturday night and continue through Sunday.

While amounts remain uncertain, plowable snow is possible and would lead to significant travel impacts in Southern areas that don’t typically tango with winter weather. 

The current trend across a number of computer forecast models calls for notable snow to develop across the South, with models showing an increasing chance that snow will come to fruition.

Illustration of snow potential in the Southeast U.S. from Sunday to Monday, showing light to moderate snow for many coastal cities.

Snow could appear in Florida and Georgia as the cold weather hits the South. Fox Weather

Three people sledding on a door during a snowstorm in Tallahassee, Florida.

People use a table to sled in the snow following a historic winter storm on January 22, 2025, in Tallahassee, Florida. Getty Images

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After an initial surge of Arctic air this week that could freeze iguanas in Florida and triggered cold weather alerts across areas in the Southeast through Thursday, a reinforcing shot of bitter cold is expected to push into the South from Canada, setting the stage for an interaction with moisture being drawn north out of the Gulf.

“It’s this dip in the jet stream that makes this possible,” Oliver said.

Snow-covered ground and trees frame the Atlanta skyline across a lake.

The Atlanta skyline framed by snow following a snowstorm in 2025. Getty Images

Future radar graphic showcasing two forecast models for Sunday at noon, predicting rain, snow, and mixed precipitation across the southeastern US.

Snow will to continue develop across areas in northern Florida, southern Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina into Sunday. Fox Weather

The overlap of this moisture with freezing temperatures may allow snow to break out as early as Saturday night across parts of the northern Gulf Coast.

This overrunning moisture may present a window to allow snow to continue developing across areas in northern Florida, southern Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina into Sunday.

There is still uncertainty and questions that remain: Will a strong enough area of low pressure develop off the Southeast coast to bring snow into the region?

As it stands now, those in the South should pay close attention to what may be an impactful event this weekend.

Stay up-to-date on the most recent forecast as the FOX Forecast Center monitors the potential for snow in the South.

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