There are photo opportunities everywhere you turn! Be sure to stay until the end of the fireworks, when it snows on Main Street! (*We were given tickets to Disneyland.) Plan a holiday party It’s a truly magical time of year to visit the park (or parks rather because California Adventure is amazing too!).

From the food to the shows, everything takes on a holiday vive. There is no place that does holiday like Disneyland. Here are 11 ways to make it feel more like Christmas when you live in warm weather! Take your family to Disneyland Follow along for the best stories in the Sunshine State.I love living in a warm climate! But sometimes, at the holidays, it doesn’t feel so festive. Whether you are interested in business, education, government, history, sports, real estate, nature, weather, or travel : we have something for everyone. Make sure you are staying up-to-date with the latest and most important Florida news with Florida Insider. Yellowstone National Park and areas farther west, including Mount Rainier and Mount Hood, also got some snow. Just this past Sunday and Monday, up to 2 inches of snow fell in the higher elevations of Rocky Mountain National Park as the storm system passed through, pulled by a low-pressure area over the Great Lakes on Tuesday. We’re not getting that first big fall front which is going to make it feel…no, not going to happen,” he continued. We’re going to go from humid to a little less humid. “Don’t get too excited about this front coming into the area because this is not our big fall cold front. “It’s going to be beautiful in the Panhandle, but for us, it drops a little bit, but not that much,” Osterberg said.

Drier air will pass the Florida-Alabama line closer to the weekend. Temperatures in the 70s and 80s were consistent throughout the Sunshine State. The first day of fall is today, Wednesday, Sept. Folks, it’s going to be beautiful there this weekend as this front comes through,” he stated. However, if you really need it: Tallahassee, Pensacola, definitely southern Georgia. “I wish I could tell you we’re going to bring in fall-like air, that’s not going to happen. Osterberg suggested that those looking for their first taste of fall should head upstate. So while we try to lower the humidity a little bit, it’s going to stay up near 90. “The reverse side of that is it’s still going to be hot though.

“As this front slowly starts to move further south, it’ll get a little bit nicer for us, meaning we’ll start to lower these rain chances and kind of dry out a little bit,” explained Tampa Bay meteorologist Dave Osterberg. “Once the cool front hits the Gulf of Mexico and the heat from the Atlantic Ocean, it will lose its punch,” Buckingham said. Brandon Buckingham, AccuWeather meteorologist, believes the front will only make it to Gainesville before it fizzles. National Weather Service meteorologists in Miami called it “their first autumn cold front” that will hit the Pandhandle before slowing down near Orlando, potentially drifting into the Keys by early Monday morning. That drier air will lower high temperatures in the Panhandle and northern Florida, but it will not bring that fall-like weather for the rest of us throughout the Sunshine State. As rain chances start to decrease it will, unfortunately, remain warm down south. However, a cool down isn’t in the cards for the Bay Area. Drier air is on its way to Florida, north Florida specifically.Īs the weekend nears, a cold front is making its way towards the Sunshine State. Fall Weather - Courtesy: Image by Maridav from Shutterstock

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