The second strong cold front in less than a week moved through Florida Sunday morning. Temperatures fell by more than 15 degrees from the day before in many areas, especially across northern sections of the state.
It's a MUCH cooler day today. Temperatures are 15-20° cooler than this time yesterday. #flwx pic.twitter.com/mjvNrxPZSl
— UF Weather (@UFWeather) October 29, 2017
In fact, temperatures held steady or even fell some during the first half of the day (despite sunshine) along and north of the I-4 corridor. 
Elsewhere across the state, Monday morning lows will likely dip into the 40s along coastal areas of the panhandle, the Nature Coast and First Coast. Temperatures will also fall to the 40s across inland areas as far south as Fort Myers and Fort Pierce. South Floridians will feel the chill also, as lows from Naples to Miami fall well into the 50s.
Temperatures will rebound quickly across Florida in the wake of this weekend’s front. Normal afternoon highs in the 70s and lower 80s will return as early as Tuesday, and overnight lows will warm back into the 50s and 60s by then as well.
