COLD NIGHT AHEAD… Any lingering showers this morning will quickly fade over the next several hours. Temperatures will “go the wrong way” all day on this Tuesday. Most spots will be in the upper 40s this afternoon.
Temperatures near and below freezing are likely tonight! 🥶
Thunderstorms that are showing signs of rotation will continue moving toward the Florida Panhandle region over the next few hours. Pay close attention to these storms if you're near places like Panama City, Port St. Joe, and Seaside. pic.twitter.com/M0zxecHAdl
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 2, 2025
Rotating storms are happening about 30 miles south of Santa Rosa and Okaloosa counties in northwest Florida. NWS Mobile has issued a Special Marine Warning.
Need to monitor these storms carefully. pic.twitter.com/dNWBF4vsGF
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 2, 2025
Rain will continue over the next couple of hours across much of the region. Rain will become more scattered in nature after 1AM most likely. pic.twitter.com/RO80MwGf75
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 2, 2025
Rain continues across much of the area this evening. The severe threat continues to decrease with any stronger storms likely confined to the marine area tonight. Rain coverage will gradually end from west to east overnight.
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) December 2, 2025
Rain continues across the region this evening.
1.15" of rain so far at our RedZone Weather studio location in Brewton, AL. Definite help in the fight against the drought! pic.twitter.com/klerrFQ29w
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 2, 2025
RAIN TO CONTINUE OVERNIGHT; LOW-END RISK OF A FEW STRONG STORMS NEAR N.W. FLORIDA COAST… Who is thankful for the rain we are having tonight across the region?! I certainly am. Rain will continue into the overnight hours and clear out to the east early tomorrow morning. Before we get there, we may have a few stronger storms develop near the northwest Florida coast overnight. It isn’t a “slam dunk” that we will have any severe storms, but the risk is such that a tornado or two wouldn’t be completely surprising IF a warm front can reach the northwest Florida coast overnight, likely between 11PM and 5AM. To be clear: NO tornado risk exists further inland as the air is much more stable and cool. This is a limited risk that may not come to fruition at all. Most of us will simply have rain and general thunderstorms at times overnight.
If, by chance, we happen to have a tornado warning overnight, I will come on Facebook Live to bring you the very latest. I would put the odds of a tornado warning for any parts of our primary coverage area only at a 10-20% chance. That isn’t zero, but it isn’t much. IF tornado warnings become required, there is high confidence it would happen in parts of northwest Florida near the coast.
TORNADO WARNING POLICY… Any time there is an active tornado warning in effect for southwest Alabama or northwest Florida, we provide uninterrupted, live video coverage on Facebook Live and YouTube Live. Our detailed coverage commitment is outlined at redzoneweather.com/coverage. We are proud to cover all parts of Escambia (AL), Covington, Monroe, Conecuh, Baldwin, Mobile, Clarke, Washington, Butler, Escambia (FL), Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa counties. If you live in any locale in those counties, be sure to tune into our coverage whenever there is an active tornado warning!
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I will have more updates posted throughout the evening in the RedZone Weather app.
Have a nice Monday evening!
