In Florida, the onset of spring is marked by rising temperatures and humidity levels compared to the winter season. This transition not only signifies longer days and clearer skies but also an increase in the likelihood of rainfall as the state prepares for summer. Floridians can expect the weather to change significantly as they move away from the cooler winter months.

According to the Farmers’ Almanac, spring in the Northern Hemisphere for 2026 will officially begin on Friday, March 20, at 10:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). This moment corresponds with the equinox, when sunlight hits the equator directly, creating a near-equal balance between day and night across the globe. This astronomical event is significant for many cultures and signifies the official start of spring.

The arrival of spring in Florida not only brings warmth but also signals the beginning of hurricane season preparations. As the temperatures rise and humidity increases, residents and local authorities start to ready themselves for the potential storms that accompany the heat of summer, making it an important time for both climate awareness and disaster readiness in the state.