Another cold night and brutal wind chills has led to a new NEXT Weather Alert across South Florida starting late Monday night.

After a historic cold snap hit Florida, the Sunshine State isn’t in the clear yet, as cold weather is expected in the coming week. On Sunday, it was Miami’s coldest Feb. 1 on record, and the 35° low temp was the coldest since 2010.

South Florida was in the midst of its deepest cold snap in more than a decade on Sunday morning, with temperatures in the mid-30s and wind chills in the mid-20s.

It was a weekend to remember for Florida residents and visitors, with several record low temps smashed as far south as Miami.

It was iguana-dropping cold over the weekend, with record low temperatures as far south a Miami and snow flurries spotted near Naples.

Falling iguana alert issued for South Florida as cold weather causes reptiles to drop from trees. Removal permits waived through Feb. 2.

Florida has officially seen snow twice in 2026! Here's where snow fell over the weekend and a look back at some significant snow events in the state.

In a state known for its sunny weather, animals have been left stunned by the freezing temperatures as the National Weather Service warns of more extreme cold on the way.