through the fall months. Winters are dry and mild,
marked by a constant series of cold fronts followed by warmer air. In
wintertime, temperatures dip into the low 40s and upper 30s (5°C) on occasion,
although freezes are rare. Frost occurs a few times a year mainly in the inland
areas. Snowfall is extremely rare: the last time snow flurries fell on Daytona
Beach was in January 2003. Temperatures in spring are famously pleasant with
warm afternoons, cool evenings, and far less humidity. This beautiful weather
usually attracts tourists back to the beaches by early March
