The highest temperature in the U.S. Jan. 22 was in Ochopee, Florida. It may not be the last in the coming days.

The extensive winter storm brewing over the Rockies and Plains will impact millions over the weekend. Florida will be spared from winter precipitation, but not from the cold.

The looming cold weather will not be as dramatic as the one that hit Palm Beach County last week.

Cold air behind the front will flow down into the Florida Panhandle. This colder air will mix with precipitation located along the boundary front and could result in snow in parts of North Florida, including the state capitol of Tallahassee. The snowfall is expected to be isolated to a few hours on Sunday, mid-to-late morning.

Fifty-three of Florida's 67 counties were under a freeze watch Wednesday morning, as a strong cold front moves through the state.

The cold weather forecast for Florida calls for possible snow in the Panhandle Saturday into Sunday.

Orlando to experience near-record highs before a cold front brings cooler temperatures and potential small craft advisories.

A potential cold front late in the week "could rival some of the coldest conditions seen so far this season in Florida."

As the cold front moves through, the mixture of moisture and colder air behind the front will likely lead to snow showers in Florida on Sunday morning.

The second cold front will bring Florida's coldest temperatures on Thursday and Friday of this week.

Another major cold front will sweep into the southeast this weekend, bringing another big drop in temperature — but this one will bring more moisture with it.

The latest forecasts spare Florida from any snow or sleet but "bitterly cold temperatures" are coming behind the front.