See that sharp sweep to the south over Florida on the WeatherRadar? That's a cold front pushing all the clouds away from Florida.. eventually.

This could be one of the last strong cold fronts to make it through the state. This one is not even that strong. It does not bring rain, which is very much needed across the Sunshine State, and there is a slight temperature drop. It does come with a push of dry air, keeping the skies mostly sunny and humidity levels comfortable for the second half of the work week.

During April, the temperatures start to feel warmer, more consistently. For some areas, like the Miami region, average highs are around 84 degrees. However, for May, the average high temperature is 87 degrees, which is considerably warmer, and there tends to be more humidity.

If you are in Florida, you can put your two coats away and swap the boots for rainboots as rainy weather is also right around the corner. Many areas' rainy season starts in May.