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I know, but pretty much all of Florida has a really crappy climate imo, Miami, Orlando, Tallahassee are all ****ty in their own special ways, but they have a lot of things in common, like oppressive humidity, insanely warm summer lows, very cold record lows in the winter, etc. Obviously an exaggeration, but it does seem like Miami gets tons of lows above 80f, while at the same time most of Florida gets obscene record lows in the winter; for example Tallahassee dropped down to -6c last February. In comparison, Montevideo hasn't dropped below -2c the past two years, Sydney didn't go below 5c, Buenos Aires hasn't gone below 1c, and these are all East Coast climates much farther north than Tallahassee
Hardly. If anything, the record cold it CAN get though, is more a positive in my book. Extreme weather is exciting. -6 C is nothing extreme at all. It's getting that cold this week here in Texas and no one is making a big deal about it. 21 F is like, the perfect temperature for winter as its cold enough to snow but not frigid either. I don't see whats so extreme about jacket and scarf weather. If children can play outside in it, its not extreme. People exaggerate the cold too damn much. If its 21 degrees outside and snowing I'm not telling my kids "don't go outside! It's dangerously cold!" no... 21 degrees is perfectly fine with a few layers. You're acting like its -30.
Snow just ended here. Maybe an inch...have to wait until tomorrow to see.
Big cold snap coming at the end of next week, highs near 20.
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