Florida Braces for Significant Drop in Temperatures Next Week Ahead
A cold front from Canada is expected to move into the eastern United States next Monday. This will bring a significant drop in temperature, with northern Florida potentially seeing lows in the 40s and South Florida possibly experiencing temperatures in the lower 50s.
The cooldown is forecasted to affect much of Florida by next Tuesday, with the coldest morning expected to be on Tuesday. Western suburbs are predicted to be slightly cooler, with lows reaching down to 54 degrees.
In South Florida, the morning of November 11 could see temperatures as low as the low 50s in Fort Lauderdale. However, daytime temperatures are expected to remain in the mid-70s for several days.
The temperature drop is attributed to a storm moving across the Northwest, which will pull cold air south from Canada. This will be the first taste of wintry weather for many, with a dramatic temperature drop and blustery winds.
The cold spell is not expected to last long in southern Florida, with gradual warming anticipated through the remainder of the week. By Thursday, daytime temperatures are predicted to return to the 80s.