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LKJ1988 you should be very happy the last coupla days. South Florida finally got the cool down you’ve been yearning for forever.
I'm no where near south FL. I am 25 miles northwest of Tampa on the gulf coast. Maybe AJ is happy. I am tired of the cold, i don't like 6 days in a row with highs in the 50's. House is cold at 65 in my bedroom and heat cost too much run.
They will all be dead due to super warm water temps within 60 years. Some of you will live to see the true nitemare that is coming. Glad my days are about over as i would rather be dead than live in 90 degree temps year round. Just the amount of changes i have seen the last 35 years is a shock.
Coastal storms tend to do that. When the coastal storm moves north, cold air filters in behind it (southeast states) the warm air around the storm makes the north warmer (Canada/Nova Scotia). Cool to see when it happens. Same when it happens on land. We'll see Michigan warmer than Texas, ect
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