ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida is kicking off the week with a change in the air—literally.

A cold front has moved through the area and is bringing cooler and drier air with it. That means it’s finally feeling like fall, with comfortable conditions and abundant sunshine expected to stick around.

The breeze will be noticeable through much of today, but winds are expected to decrease later tonight. Thanks to the dry air, humidity levels will drop, creating a comfortable stretch of days for the region.

Afternoon highs are expected to warm into the lower 80s throughout.

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These cooler mornings are expected all week, so consider reaching for a light jacket as you head out the door. These pleasant afternoons mean it’s a great stretch to spend time outside.

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Coastal flood advisories and warnings continue along the east coast

We’re still tracking coastal flood advisories that remain in effect along the entire Atlantic coast of Central Florida through Monday night.

Flagler County faces an extended advisory through Tuesday morning.

Above-normal tides and strong northerly winds are expected to keep pushing water up along the coastline, raising the risk of minor flooding and shoreline erosion, especially in low-lying areas. Those near the coast should stay alert for possible road closures.

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Tropics update: Watching invest 97L, but no immediate threat

The tropics are also in focus for the start of the week.

A tropical disturbance — invest 97L — is being monitored in the central Atlantic.

While there’s a medium chance for development, most models show the system tracking out to sea. Only one model shows a possible move toward the Caribbean.

At this time, there are no named storms posing a threat to Central Florida.

Looking ahead: Your week at a glance

Expect the fall-like weather to continue, with highs in the low to mid 80s and lows dipping into the mid 60s much of the week. Rain chances are staying low thanks to the dry air settling in.