People From Florida Are Freaking Out About The Cold Weather On Twitter
Brrr! Bundle up Florida.
This morning Floridians woke up with weather in the 30s and 40s degree. Let's face it, us Floridians start getting our fuzzy coats and scarves when the weather drops to 60. But, Today's cold front in Florida has some people freaking out and bundling up.
It was the coldest night during the blood wolf moon but Floridians were prepared to get their winter jackets out. Definitely, the lunar eclipse brought some cold front to South Floridians. Overnight, temperatures dropped to the mid-40s and mid-30s across the state.
If travelers were thinking of enjoying a sunny day at the beach, they got it all wrong. Usually, South Florida stays in the mid-70s during this time of the year. But, this morning Miamians woke up with a chilly surprise.
LOVE showing this graphic! I mean holy cow... a nearly 30 degree difference from yesterday morning. @TeraceGarnier keep warm girl. @WPBF25News #cold #brrr #southflorida pic.twitter.com/WSHBqNBjNn
— Britley Ritz (@WPBF_Britley) January 21, 2019
Floridians definitely know how to bundle up and take care of their health during a cold front. It's either go big or stay home!
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Sweating one day and freezing the next... I'm pretty sure winter is a pregnant woman this year. #floridaweather
— ThisMamaNeedsCoffee (@MomyNeedsCoffee) January 20, 2019
BUNDLE UP - The temperatures are dropping across South Florida.https://t.co/euDV9FwWWe@CBS4Weather pic.twitter.com/aabn9o0m46
— CBS4 Miami (@CBSMiami) January 21, 2019
I know those of you up north have it far worse...but I'm not a fan of this weather #FloridaCold #FLwx pic.twitter.com/C3cyknXX56
— Jim Dickey (@WxDickey) January 21, 2019
Early morning walk to grab the paper. Anyone have frost? #Floridacold pic.twitter.com/8eK4OS18tW
— Paul Dellegatto⚡️FOX (@PaulFox13) January 17, 2019
Are you watching the @FOX13News at noon? What you can’t see behind the desk. 😂😂😂😂 #Floridacold pic.twitter.com/DUlDJ0owov
— Linda Hurtado (@LindaHurtadoFOX) January 16, 2019
Frozen has definitely passed through Florida and left a little frost on the way.
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@gatorjohnnyThere some shelters that have opened for the cold front like in Pinellas County. It was definitely the coldest day of the year but Floridians will survive.