Does Florida have a fall season?

While it’s not going to take the leafpeeping crown from North Carolina or Vermont, Florida does have a fall leaf season. No matter how subtle, let’s celebrate them today, the first day of fall, because it means cold fronts (or, in the case of last winter, cool fronts), dry air and open windows will eventually follow.Click to see full answer. Similarly, you may ask, where can I see fall in Florida?Torreya State Park (1 hour from Tallahassee) is the most famous place in Florida for seeing fall foliage. Located on the southernmost edge of the Appalachian mountain range, it has the altitude necessary to see changes in its flora. The view of the Apalachicola River from above it’s also worth the trip.Additionally, do tree leaves change color in Florida? In Northern Florida, the leaves on some trees may change but there are mostly palm trees and live oaks that stay green through the cold months. Also, the days in Florida are too long enough for most trees to start changing and the nights need to be in the thirties which causes the leaves to change colour. In respect to this, what are the fall months in Florida? Summer / Fall Season in Florida Florida’s longest season extending 6 months from about May thru October. Also known as Florida’s wet or rainy season. In Central and North Florida we typically start to feel a fall-like coolness and break from high humidity sometime toward the end of October.Does Florida have four seasons?While most every other state has four seasons — winter, spring, summer and fall — the Sunshine State is broken up into only two seasons: wet and dry, according to News 6 meteorologist Candace Campos. Wet season in Florida usually begins in late May and dry season starts by mid October.