Yesterday it was 86 and gorgeous - not a cloud in the sky. This morning I woke up to 52 degrees. Having slept with the window open, it was kinda challenging to get out of bed. Now, Monday is bringing the kind of weather that makes us check the sky, check the radar, and still have absolutely no idea what happens next.
South Florida starts warm and humid with scattered showers and thunderstorms, while Central Florida gets a classic mix of clouds, sunshine, and sudden downpours. North Florida may feel a little cooler early, but afternoon humidity quickly reminds everyone that fall has not exactly taken over yet. Along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, breezes keep things moving while passing showers turn sunny sidewalks into puddle zones in minutes.
By evening, the rain may disappear just as quickly as it arrived, leaving warm pavement, glowing sunsets, and palm trees shaking off the storm. In Florida, Saturday plans don’t get canceled - they simply come with a backup plan, an umbrella, and the understanding that the weather is the only entity capale of making the schedule.
Under $ 10.00 - very reasonable. I own two.
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