Climate & Environment
Weak Cold Front Brings Cooler, Drier Weather to Gulf Coast This Weekend
By Sara Blue
A weak cold front will move through the Gulf Coast this afternoon, bringing lower temperatures and reduced humidity. Overnight lows are expected to fall into the 60s. The front will bring cooler air to the region, with most locations starting Sunday morning in the 60s. The Gulf Coast Weather Most Accurate Forecast projects daytime highs in the low 70s and mid‑80s before the front arrives. As the cooler air meets lingering humidity, a few light showers may develop late today. The Peace River in Arcadia remains under a flood warning after peaking Thursday night near 16.5 ft, and high water is expected to continue into next week. In the tropics, Invest 94L poses no threat to the Gulf Coast. The forecast is provided by the Gulf Coast Weather Most Accurate Forecast team.
Frequently asked questions
When will the Gulf Coast temperatures fall into the 60s?
The front will bring cooler air, with most locations starting Sunday morning in the 60s.
Is there a flood warning for the Peace River?
Yes, the Peace River in Arcadia remains under a flood warning after peaking Thursday night near 16.5 ft, and high water is expected to continue into next week.
Will the cold front produce any showers?
As the cooler air meets lingering humidity, a few light showers may develop late today.