Is this really a thing in Florida?

[bsrkoacar2]

Im moving there and have a hard time comprehending how anybody could consider 53 degrees cold. Went to work in -44 with -70 windchill in jeans and survived. And yeah, I work outside.

[bigben2121]

U mad @ comfortable temps brah?

[bsrkoacar2]

U mad @ comfortable temps brah?

No. 53 is very comfortable imo. Lol at dressing in layers and limiting time outdoors like that's dangerous temperatures.

[blissful88]

Businesses will legit shut down in places like Florida because they think 40F is too cold for anyone to be outside; that's a heatwave this time of year anywhere above the Mason Dixon


Likewise Northern states think 85F is hot and call it a heatwave

[Zelensky]

Im moving there and have a hard time comprehending how anybody could consider 53 degrees cold. Went to work in -44 with -70 windchill in jeans and survived. And yeah, I work outside.

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Sorry pal, we're full. May we recommend California?

[bsrkoacar2]

Sorry pal, we're full. May we recommend California?

Moving in with my girlfriend in an ocean condo on Miami beach. Just accepted a job there too... Don't worry, I'm about as conservative as they come. Just some backwoods guy from Wyoming.

[Krackerjacked]

Moving in with my girlfriend in an ocean condo on Miami beach. Just accepted a job there too... Don't worry, I'm about as conservative as they come. Just some backwoods guy from Wyoming.

Welcome to the South m8
Texan but Florida is cool too lol
And isn’t Wyoming one of the coldest states?

[ShakeBrah]

It’s about as dumb as Oregonians calling 90 hot. But it’s all relative, and many people have never known either extreme.

[PShift5]

Limit time outside for 53 degrees that's funny af 🤣

[bsrkoacar2]

Welcome to the South m8
Texan but Florida is cool too lol
And isn’t Wyoming one of the coldest states?

Thanks bro and Yeah, I'd say Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota are the closest states in the lower 48. They can all dip below -40.

[theory816]

I'd say it's cold. But once your body warms up from say a jog, 50 is perfect.

53f you just need a sweater.

[Krackerjacked]

Yeah we don’t do well with that chit down south lol.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen negative temps in my lifetime.

My understanding is our clothes aren’t as warm here either hence the layering recommendation. I know houses down here are built to stay cool vs warm as well.

[bsrkoacar2]

Businesses will legit shut down in places like Florida because they think 40F is too cold for anyone to be outside; that's a heatwave this time of year anywhere above the Mason Dixon


Likewise Northern states think 85F is hot and call it a heatwave

That's crazy. Here everything stays open. They just let the school busses run 24/7 so they dont have to worry about them not starting when the batteries get too cold.

[coast2coastam]

I lived in Wyoming for years too and I'm originally from a cold northern state. I also find 53 cold, that's the main reason why I moved south. Best decision I ever made, but I still find it too cold in winter. I'd be happy if the temperature never fell below 80.

[optimus1]

It was 34 degrees and rainy here in NY today, i wore baggy shorts and a light raincoat. Unless it’s below freezing i rarely wear long pants except for work.

Keep house at 58-61 all winter, 64 in the summer. Not sure i could handle florida temps unless I was in 64 degree AC all day. Anything over 66 or so and im hot indoors.

[ParsleyTea]

That's how I used to feel when I first moved to Florida from the mid-west. Now, temps in the 50Fs are cold to me. I'm going to be spending the afternoon outdoors today. A cold front passed over last night and temps are in the 50s this morning with a high temp of around 62F. i'll be bundled up.

On the other end of the spectrum, temps around 90Fs with high humidity feels comfortable.

[jmal2000]

But the humidity!

[propreffered7]

You know what though... right now I know dudes from Ohio, Michigan and Canada.. and they're probably the biggest bishes when it's cold

We had 1 day it got into the 30's this winter. Otherwise there's probably been like 2 weeks of 40. Last week was mid 80's and with humidity felt like 90 and this week has 50's with like 2 days of 49 as lows

But the guys from Ohio and Canada are the biggest bishes about it. They all say the cold hits differently down here. The Ohio guy had like 4 layers for the 40's.. and the Canada guy was talking about -40 BUT he also layers up for 40's and complains the most

Dude from Michigan less so but he did say he might pull out his insulated chit for the 30's

[PumkinPie]

Its more the relative temp. When yesterday was 85, 53 is cold as ****. Same as how 40 can be cold as **** in late fall but toasty in late winter up north.

[RICHSTRONG]

Dress in layers @ 53? Limit time outdoors? Fkn lmao @ the pussies

[jreacher]

If the US was a person, Florida would be the vagina.

[Roldz]

If the US was a person, Florida would be the vagina.

We're the long flaccid cawk of the USA.

Get it right.

[Shysty021]

When I was in SoFl I saw Uggs and fur coats @ mid 60s ded sr

Also saw long sleeves and hoodies @ 90s…mfers sre crazy

[eatyourspinach]

53 in January here and everyone is crying global warming

[Guyfawkes1010]

If the US was a person, Florida would be the vagina.

True cause then CA is the ******* full of chit. And NY the loud mouth annoying kunts.

[OffwhiteBrah]

I can confirm that during these chilly days, I've activated the heated seats and steering wheel, and I'm in a warm bubble jacket.

[GaryRidgway]

Yes as a Florida man I consider that to be very cold.

[TBO1313]

No. 53 is very comfortable imo. Lol at dressing in layers and limiting time outdoors like that's dangerous temperatures.

If you think 53 is comfortable you're gonna hate Florida. Cancel your plans coldcel

[DesiredUserphag]

Anyone who didn't experience negative F temps this winter can eat my bunghole SRS

[Retoaded]

Wait until you hear about the falling iguanas OP.