Florida fall is here, at least for the next *checks notes* day and a half. A cold front swept through yesterday, pushing down temperatures through the day and overnight, National Weather Service meteorologist Paul Close told Axios.

It’s time to dust off your favorite sweaters, Florida, because it’s about to get cold. Well, cold-ish. A cold front is about to hit Florida, which will plunge low temperatures into the mid to high-40s while high temperatures fluctuate from the high 60s to mid 80s.

Temperatures are expected to be noticeably cooler before the weekend. Afternoon highs range from the low 70s to the low 80s, according to NWS Melbourne. Breezy and gusty winds are also forecast, with winds increasing 15-20 mph and gusts up to 25mph across the interior.

Cooler, drier air is on the way to Florida just one week after Hurricane Milton brought widespread heavy rain and wind to the Tampa Bay area.

While most of the state won't see temps in the 50s and 60s like Tallahassee's "first glimpse of fall," lower temperatures will be welcomed.

Temperatures are dropping in Central Florida. Wednesday and Thursday will be noticeably cooler as a cold front moves through our area. The highs for Wednesday and Thursday will be in the low to mid-70s,

The first cold front of the season is here, and you may have felt it Thursday morning as temperatures dipped into the low 70s. While that doesn’t seem like much, it is some of the coolest weather since last April and May.