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    I heard on the news this morning that it's 22F in Florida. WTF?

    Perhaps it truly is the end-of-days!

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    I think it followed me down here or Florida didn't get the message


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    If it was Miami it would be impressive, but below freezing temperatures aren't unusual at least in northern and central Florida. Last time I was in Orlando it was 23F and that was pretty unusual for there, though temps at or just below freezing aren't that unusual there.

    Some places in Florida reach the teens even in an average year. Even Jacksonville reaches a low of 22F in an average year. See here for a list of temps for each weather station (both average and record for the period of time in the left column):

    http://www.wrcc.dri.edu/htmlfiles/fl/fl.extmin.html

    Which city are you in?

    Florida has even dropped below zero, but not for over 100 years so I wouldn't worry about that happening.

    Enjoy it while you can. Short periods of a little below freezing is way better than the heat and humidity that last for months on end in Florida.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott P
    so I wouldn't worry about that happening.
    Oh, I don't worry about Global Warming

    They have a city a little south and west of me called Frostproof, it didn't live up to its name

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    They have a city a little south and west of me called Frostproof, it didn't live up to its name
    Never trust a town name that named for a marketing ploy.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frostproof,_Florida

    The name was a marketing ploy to convince potential landowners that the town has never had, and never would have, a frost that could destroy the large citrus-driven economy. However, only a couple of years later, a terrible frost killed most of the citrus in Frostproof. Prior to being named Frostproof, the town was named Keystone City. However, after being confused regularly with Keystone Heights, a city in North Florida, Frostproof was coined.

    I have some beach front property for sale in Kokomo if you are interested.

    http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick...Field2=-106.18

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    Quote Originally Posted by JP
    Quote Originally Posted by Scott P
    so I wouldn't worry about that happening.
    Oh, I don't worry about Global Warming

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    In my younger days I walked the beaches of Mullet Key where Ft DeSoto is in Tampa Bay south of St Pete...in December in a swimsuit while the locals walked past me huddled up in their coats...I'd just go jump in the ocean...not too cold for me I guess.

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    That is the funny thing, the only people you find in the water now are vacationers They do bundle up like crazy down here, you would think you're in a northern place

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    The UTVrally is may 13-16 you gonna make it?
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    I don't know yet, possibly

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