Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s going to drop into the 20s/30s on Christmas Eve here in Center Florida. Unacceptable. 🥶

You can’t manage a couple of cold days?

NP but I grew up there, and, not really. When it never gets that cold, people just don’t have the clothes for it. I didn’t have anything warmer than a fleece (except ski clothes for vacation) growing up. Maybe a leather jacket? Idk. A winter wardrobe in Florida isn’t really a thing. People also don’t have ice scrapers and other gear if there is precipitation.

Anonymous wrote:Could be a lot worse. Could be cicadas falling from trees, in droves, right on top of you as you're walking out of your house.

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And then the sneaky oak mites bite you for four more months.

And falling coconuts are bad too.One just missed me.
It is still very warm and am waiting to get any cool weather to stun these gross iguanas. But I do miss it there 😔

This made me laugh! Was this meant as a PSA or were you trying to lighten the mood here?

Anonymous wrote:It’s going to drop into the 20s/30s on Christmas Eve here in Center Florida. Unacceptable. 🥶

You can’t manage a couple of cold days?

Floridian here who wants to point out that this only happens in south Florida-not north of there. No iguanas where I live.

Of course, I have family coming for the coldest Christmas in 27 years-guess swimming is out LOL

This is sort of funny.

Florida is stranger than fiction.

Where’s the DCUM iguana hunter poster?

Anonymous wrote:Could be a lot worse. Could be cicadas falling from trees, in droves, right on top of you as you're walking out of your house.

I loved the cicadappoclypse.

I was there in January 2020 in a cold snap. The falling iguanas were wild.

It’s going to drop into the 20s/30s on Christmas Eve here in Center Florida. Unacceptable. 🥶

Could be a lot worse. Could be cicadas falling from trees, in droves, right on top of you as you're walking out of your house.

Take a gun with you and kill them and the pythons.

Temps are forecast to dip below the 40’s as far south as Miami next weekend. Iguanas slow down and become immobile at this temp and may start falling from trees. A warning for anyone visiting south Florida this week.