In January, the warmest temperatures in Florida are consistently found in the Florida Keys, specifically Key West, and the southeastern coast around Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Key West typically enjoys average highs of 75°F (24°C) and rarely sees temperatures drop below 65°F (18°C), thanks to its southern latitude and the tempering influence of the Gulf Stream. On the mainland, Miami remains a top choice with similar highs. For those seeking the warmest Gulf Coast experience, Naples and Marco Island are the leaders, often staying several degrees warmer than Tampa or Orlando. While Central and Northern Florida can experience occasional frost or chilly "cold fronts" during the winter, the "Tropical Tip" of the state remains the only place in the continental United States where a true "summer" feel can be found in the middle of winter.