Flu, cold, and RSV cases have increased in Florida. AdventHealth Orlando's Dr. Timothy Hendrix joined FOX 35 to talk about what makes this season unique, how to best protect yourself, and the difference between flu,

Most cold weather-related warnings had expired across the U.S., but frigid temperatures remained in place across much of Florida.

This snow may have been fun to go out and play in, however, it has led to an uptick in injuries seen at HCA Florida Gulf Coast Hospital. Doctors say this is because the snow and ice can be slippery, and people around here aren’t used to these conditions.

Florida winters are unique. While much of the country bundles up in heavy coats and snow boots, Florida’s cold is milder but tricky. The temperatures can range from

Tonight won't be quite as cold, with lows in the 50s inland, and 60s across the coast. Sunday will be even a touch warmer, with highs back into the lower to middle 70s under a partly sunny sky.

The worse of "Snowpocalypse 2025" may be behind Northwest Florida, but residents still need to be safe when dealing with the bitter cold.

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ANIMALS LIKE THESE SIAMANG WELCOME A BREAK FROM THE FLORIDA HEAT, BUT ZOOKEEPERS HAVE TO MOVE. COLD BLOODED REPTILES INSIDE TO WAIT OUT THESE COLD TEMPERATURES. SOME SPECIES, LIKE REPTILES WHICH ...

who are especially vulnerable to the cold. Here's what you should know to stay warm, keep safe and brace yourself against Florida's colder moments. Temperatures of 27 degrees and colder triggers ...

The New Orleans area saw up to 10 inches of snow, alligators are freezing–but staying alive–in lakes in Southeast Texas, and turtle patrols in Florida are rescuing cold-stunned turtles.

As a historic winter storm pushes towards Florida, the National Weather Service issued Winter Storm Warnings for a large swath of the southern U.S., stretching from South Texas to Northeast Florida. Yes,

As temperatures drop dangerously low across the Sunshine State, some county officials in South Florida and the Treasure Coast are opening cold weather shelters.