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aquaknight
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Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2923606
28 & frost in Orlando...that is rare
Yea, probably once a year Orlando gets frost. Think 3 years ago they recorded some light flurries from cameras on the rooftops of some buildings downtown but the flakes melted before they hit the ground.
We're pretty much right at the cut off line. North of us gets chilly pretty frequently, but a bit south and the temps never really get down as far. The Gulf and the Altantic warm up the air so fast!
http:///forum/post/2923606
28 & frost in Orlando...that is rare
Yea, probably once a year Orlando gets frost. Think 3 years ago they recorded some light flurries from cameras on the rooftops of some buildings downtown but the flakes melted before they hit the ground.
We're pretty much right at the cut off line. North of us gets chilly pretty frequently, but a bit south and the temps never really get down as far. The Gulf and the Altantic warm up the air so fast!
t316
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Well, what you see in post #16 is rare, like maybe once every 3-4 yrs, and you never know when it's coming. I absolutely love it though. I would move further North if it were not for my family and of course....I don't want to start taking on any of those "northern" accents or attitudes. I'm a Southern boy, thru and thru....
aquaknight
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Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2923796
Well, what you see in post #16 is rare, like maybe once every 3-4 yrs, and you never know when it's coming. I absolutely love it though. I would move further North if it were not for my family and of course....I don't want to start taking on any of those "northern" accents or attitudes. I'm a Southern boy, thru and thru....
LOL, being a born and bred, from born and bred in Miami parents (how rare is that?!? 2nd gen native Floridian, much less from Miami?), I'm adjusting. Florida is the only state that the more north you travel, the more south you become. Orlando is a get mix of modern surrounded by southern. My folks moved to Alabama and that's being quite the change in scenery. My grandsparents live in Tennessee and it's always fantastic when we visit for the holidays. It's wierd, people actually wave at you because they're friendly?
Yea, I don't think I'd mind snow like that. Just come for a day or two a year, couple days off work/school. Be perfect.
http:///forum/post/2923796
Well, what you see in post #16 is rare, like maybe once every 3-4 yrs, and you never know when it's coming. I absolutely love it though. I would move further North if it were not for my family and of course....I don't want to start taking on any of those "northern" accents or attitudes. I'm a Southern boy, thru and thru....
LOL, being a born and bred, from born and bred in Miami parents (how rare is that?!? 2nd gen native Floridian, much less from Miami?), I'm adjusting. Florida is the only state that the more north you travel, the more south you become. Orlando is a get mix of modern surrounded by southern. My folks moved to Alabama and that's being quite the change in scenery. My grandsparents live in Tennessee and it's always fantastic when we visit for the holidays. It's wierd, people actually wave at you because they're friendly?
Yea, I don't think I'd mind snow like that. Just come for a day or two a year, couple days off work/school. Be perfect.
t316
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Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/2923815
LOL, being a born and bred, from born and bred in Miami parents (how rare is that?!? 2nd gen native Floridian, much less from Miami?), I'm adjusting. Florida is the only state that the more north you travel, the more south you become. Orlando is a get mix of modern surrounded by southern. My folks moved to Alabama and that's being quite the change in scenery. My grandsparents live in Tennessee and it's always fantastic when we visit for the holidays. It's wierd, people actually wave at you because they're friendly?
Yea, I don't think I'd mind snow like that. Just come for a day or two a year, couple days off work/school. Be perfect.
You nailed it, at least in my view. Some parts of Florida have become so diverse that it's like looking at a picture from overseas. True Southern can only be picked up when you move to some states up.
http:///forum/post/2923815
LOL, being a born and bred, from born and bred in Miami parents (how rare is that?!? 2nd gen native Floridian, much less from Miami?), I'm adjusting. Florida is the only state that the more north you travel, the more south you become. Orlando is a get mix of modern surrounded by southern. My folks moved to Alabama and that's being quite the change in scenery. My grandsparents live in Tennessee and it's always fantastic when we visit for the holidays. It's wierd, people actually wave at you because they're friendly?
Yea, I don't think I'd mind snow like that. Just come for a day or two a year, couple days off work/school. Be perfect.
You nailed it, at least in my view. Some parts of Florida have become so diverse that it's like looking at a picture from overseas. True Southern can only be picked up when you move to some states up.
aquaknight
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Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2923832
You nailed it, at least in my view. Some parts of Florida have become so diverse that it's like looking at a picture from overseas. True Southern can only be picked up when you move to some states up.
HA!
6th grade we had a sub teacher that didn't speak english (public middle school). I was one of two kids that didn't speak Spanish or know enough to get by. I should, but there's some things I good at, others, like learning foreign languages, not so much.
http:///forum/post/2923832
You nailed it, at least in my view. Some parts of Florida have become so diverse that it's like looking at a picture from overseas. True Southern can only be picked up when you move to some states up.
HA!