In a twist that's got Floridians glancing upward, a sudden cold front has swept through the state this week, dropping temperatures and stirring up the quirky phenomenon of falling iguanas. As of November 11, 2025, the Orlando weather shows highs barely scraping 70°F during the day, with nights dipping into the low 50s—unseasonably cool for the theme park hub. Residents report fewer crowds at attractions, but more vigilance near trees where stunned lizards might tumble when temps hit below 50°F.
Down south, Miami weather isn't escaping the bite either. Expect daytime averages around 74°F, but overnight lows could flirt with 60°F, making beachgoers bundle up. The humidity lingers, though, turning what should be balmy November days into a muggy chill. Experts note iguanas start getting sluggish around these marks, leading to harmless but startling falls from palms— a sight that's become an odd hallmark of Florida's rare cold snaps.
Up north in Tallahassee, the Tallahassee weather feels the brunt, with highs in the upper 60s and lows near 50°F, sometimes lower. Rainfall chances hover at about 4 days this month, adding a damp edge to the crisp air. While not freezing yet, the drop has wildlife acting out of sorts.
This brief cold spell should lift by midweek, pushing temps back toward the 70s and 80s. Still, it raises questions about how these erratic weather shifts play out in everyday life down here.
