Tallahassee, Crawfordville and Midway Weather 

The winter here can be pretty cold. Sometimes you will see isosceles hanging from branches and roof tops (once we spray them down with water over night) or in the morning it is common to see frost on the ground which might look like light snow to some.  The average summertime high temperature is 93°F (33°C). Conversely, the city is much colder in the winter. In December and January the average high temperature is 61°F(16°C) and the average low is 38°F(4°C). On occasion, the temperatures fall into the teens and 20s at night, and during some extreme occasions single digits are recorded. In fact, Tallahassee recorded the state's lowest ever temperature of -2°F (-20° C), back on February 13, 1899. Surprisingly, the city has also recorded several snowfalls, the heaviest of which was around 3 inches on February 13, 1958. Historically, the city usually records at least a trace of snow once every three or four years, but on average, measurable amounts of snow (1" or more) only occur about once every 10 years. 

The spring here is absolutely wonderful. If you have really bad allergies, stock up on medicine. When the flowers bloom they are just breath taking around the city. The heat starts to kick in around this time too, cool mornings and hot afternoons. Mostly all the cars around town have a new color…YELLOW!!  During this time, take the time to smell the roses and wash your car.  Springtime is the most pronounced season, with citywide blooms of azalea and dogwood occurring in late February and early March. Autumn is not as pronounced as it is farther north, but fall foliage can be seen from mid-November to mid-December.

Summers are typically hotter than the rest of the peninsular Florida and here is one of the few cities in the state to occasionally record temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius). Since we are located inland (Tallahassee) there is NO ocean breeze to cool us off. You can guarantee heat, humidity and a long summer. Also during this time you must be mindful of your pets and plants you keep outside making sure everyone in your family gets enough fluids during the day.

Tallahassee is a part of Florida and we do have hurricanes, however, due to the eastern winds, and where we are located he have not been hit by a serious hurricane since 1985! After the devastating Hurricane Andrew, the state of Florida has completely changed housing and building codes for our benefit.

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