Get ready, South Florida, because sweater weather is finally on the way.
After that warm, soggy October, things flip this week: for the first time since late March, morning lows drop into the upper 50s.
Before that, the pattern sticks around, with daytime highs still climbing into the mid and upper 80s, and there’s a chance for a few light showers, even on Veterans Day. But once a strong cold front barrels through on Friday, the air dries out, and the weekend highs slide to the mid-70s.
Go farther north, and the cool-down gets sharper. In Tampa Bay, weekend highs won’t even reach 70. Nights dip into the 40s, so it’s time to dig out those jackets.
Up in the Panhandle, it’s colder still. By Sunday morning, lows sink to the upper 30s. The National Weather Service even warns of a light freeze inland, with a fair shot at patchy frost.
Englewood, specifically, will wake up to a chilly 54 degrees Saturday morning; afternoon highs only reach the mid-60s. At last, cozy sweater weather. Enjoy it, Englewood.
