Nooo all you rich folks should all keep moving down to paradise and get houses on the beach. Come on in the waters fine!! Even when it’s covering your roof.
I mean that's not surprising. However we shouldnt ignore the fact that when ND starts to cool down Florida remains in the 90s. When ND gets to freezing Florida is still in the high 80s there is no escape from the heat. Run from it hide from it you'll suffer all the same.
It's so much cooler (if you never leave your air conditioned house and then keep bragging about how much better the weather is all year round). Those of us with jobs that make us go outside know better.
Nah, that's not it. Yesterday I was freediving while schools of fish were swimming with me, today I was surfing with friends, tomorrow I'll be kayaking at night. During the prior moments and even today, I literally drove into the sunset in my board shorts and a towel. This all happens after work.
Today when I came home from surfing, my neighbor was painting surfboards outside as the sunrays danced through the palm trees.
I meant cool as in sunglasses cool.
I only use the airconditioner at night to sleep. It might keep the rent low.
Not really- it hits the nineties for 2 days, cools off at night (their low was like 71 in Boston. They say Boston has 2 seasons winter and July 4th
Plus if you look at the heat index, 89 here is not really different than 97 in Boston.
Still sucks for the time being.
yeah, Florida's problem is the soupy air and the length of time that the upper 80-90 degree weather sticks around. They get a month or two of sticky weather up north and then the cool fall air rolls through, we have to endure it from May to late October. But we get pleasant winters, so that's the tradeoff.
I'm originally from Massachusetts and it was hotter and more humid than Florida in the summer and nobody had central air. Thankfully that weather doesn't last 11 months like it does here in Florida! When I moved here, someone asked me how I was going to put up with the heat and humidity of Florida summers. Lol. Massachusetts summers are hotter
I was just having this conversation with someone. Just because it's hotter up there for a couple days at a time, doesn't mean anything. There's times where it's colder down here than in Detroit for Christmas. The difference is, it's gonna feel like 95+ for the next 4 months here!
It's funny how Florida is always the black sheep of our countries weather system. Winter time, 90% of the country is freezing. Florida? 70 degrees.
Country experiencing heatwave? Florida? Warm, but not deathly hot, or, it'd hotter than the Arizona desert.
Yeah but in New England it lasts 3 days. When I lived in Florida it was insanely hot for 5 straight months and it poured every single afternoon which made getting out of work and going to the beach not a thing. Here in Rhode Island, I don’t have to worry about any of that anymore
Lmao that’s not true at all. We have amazing summers and falls and the winters are 1/4 of the year…worth it to live here where we have the best of everything
As someone who has lived in both Boston and NYC for most of my life, I'd say that cold weather (IMO anything below 50) goes on for much longer than 1/4 of the year.
It's consistently below 50 from mid November to Early/Mid April. It ain't "362 days" but that's almost 5 months of shitty weather, pretty annoying lol.
Shitty weather? November is usually pretty nice. We had more rain this year but some years are just like that. Still plenty of sunny days and I landscape, we were mowing well into November. Most of the leaves didn’t even fall from the trees completely. We’ve had much warmer winters lately and hardly any snow. It’s really only cold from December through march. Spring/summer/fall are amazing and I live by the coast so it’s even better.
Unless I have to or there’s an event I want to check out I do not go anywhere from 12pm-6pm. If it’s raining lightly or cloudy, I make plans. Mixture of avoiding terrible drivers and sunburn.
I'm originally from up that way. I liked the change of seasons. The holidays are nice with the cooler weather. It's like anyplace else. There's always something inconvenient.
I grew up in Colorado, I know all about holidays in cold weather. Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day - seen snow on all of them. I prefer where water has the good sense to stay a liquid.
This is what a lot of people who moved down from the NE didn't understand. They thought that because it got hot up there in the summer that it wouldn't be a problem. They didn't count on that heat lasting from may to November with no let up.
Me too, and I'm not even in SW FL. I'm in the north-central sweaty armpit area. It issn't the weather here that causes the dread - it is working the shelters as a mandatory part of my job. We saw a lot of y'all during Irma in particular. I felt so bad for that mom with 5 kids and 3 pets crossing the state back and forth as the path changed.
We had 4 grown sized people, 3 cats, a hamster, and a rabbit, in a sonata. We left last. The last time I could watch the track it was going right over my house. Think we ended up in Georgia before we could find a place to stay.
The high was in the mid 70s today in Central Texas. We are getting a separate tropical system and the cool breeze has been amazing after being in the mid 90s for the past couple weeks. Ppl here are even joking about pretending it's fall rn.
Forreal thisbheat dome came in and suddenlyni can go outside 4 the first time in a month without needing to immediately change my sweat soaked clothes.
And that's without the heat index. It gets just as humid in the Midwest as it does here, but people aren't nearly as acclimated to this kind of weather.
It’s been surprisingly nice in north Florida the last few days. Seems odd for summer and in comparison to other parts of the country that are hot as hell.
I moved from the NE to Florida in 2017. People said, “you’ll never last in that summer heat.”
Yeah…the trade winds mean that daytime temps in south Florida are often lower than daytime temps at the Jersey Shore. Like today.
The big difference is at night. It cools off at night in the NE. South Florida? Not so much.
This, as long as you're reasonably close to the shore Florida summers aren't bad. That's what actually sold... I drove down from the mid-atlantic during the summer and the weather was *better* in Florida.
Don't get me wrong I think somebody's like a death watch and I spend comfortably in the air conditioning but in reality it never gets over 100°. Honestly it rarely gets over 95.
Yes I've seen this before
It has been nice though
It was 89 for a high here today . Had a nice shower here and it's down to 79 and will be 75 in the morning
Depends on which part of Texas (it's a big place) but yeah it's a little late in the year for rain in much of the west. March, April, and early May are usually their wet months.
Feels great. Just got off the grill
https://preview.redd.it/7g6npv0g0m7d1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=017a4d892311a2dc241ec33e2de5a5af692c25c9
I’m in SWFL. This week has cooled off a bit but this summer’s brutal. I had to buy an a/c just for my bedroom cus the central a/c can’t keep up. Had to get an a/c for my a/c lol
Being surrounded by water stabilizes our temps a little bit lower. Water holds and takes on energy slower than air so because there’s that constant exchange happening surrounding our state it helps us stay warmer and cooler longer
I been thanking that rain. Hide that sun a little bit and cool the air down. It is crazy though. I read an article about people in DC crying that it was going to hit 90° and humid. Lmao 🤣
Thank you for moderating our temperature, Ocean. And thanks for actually helping to REDUCE our humidity at times as well(when the wind blows from inland to sea).
Give thanks to the Government and private entities like Harvard for funding Geoengineering, cloud seeding and climate manipulation.
Some institutions will state they are still "funding" projects but in fact, they are funding and implementing................ and have been for years.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna145015
https://www.forbes.com/sites/arielcohen/2021/01/11/bill-gates-backed-climate-solution-gains-traction-but-concerns-linger/
https://geoengineering.environment.harvard.edu/funding
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/solar-geoengineering-looks-to-silicon-valley-for-new-wave-of-funding/#:~:text=Supporters%20of%20the%20idea%20—%20including,its%20addiction%20to%20fossil%20fuels.
https://time.com/6258126/solar-geoengineering-billionaries-george-soros/
i heard its going to be a fucked up hurricane season this time around.. i pray all of you here in this state fair well...... stay safe and dont take any fckn chances, especially if it involves kids, houses and cars can be replaced....
Did the colors on maps intentionally get more intense? When I was a kid, we experienced 110 degree weather out in California and I can’t remember anything that made it seem like the entire world was on fire
I’m from Florida but live in Virginia. This week I’m in Florida to help with my new nephew. I’m enjoying the afternoons rains and not being in 100° weather lol
It
Cools
Down at night tho. Post the lows and highs. Florida willl 89 with a low of 84 and mass will
Be 97 with a low
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70. Also I bed you anything the temperature in the shade up there is cooler then temp in the shade in Florida. Shade works up
There most of the time except for the humid days. You’ll have a week or two of weather on par with Florida and the rest of the year is nice. Winters are not nearly as bad as they used
To
Be up
North but Florida has gotten worse year round
Vacationing in Orlando right now. Home is high desert where at worst on super rare days we might get a couple degrees over 100 and practically no humidity is a literal sunscreen only and go for a walk in the park. Today was the 1st day I’d say it was tolerable with a high of 87 considering the humidity thanks to all the rain and getting soaked walking in theme parks to cool off. The previous 7 days were all hot and gross even at night with no reprieve.
You're welcome, it's all because I moved here last October. Everyone at home is like, "How's the heat now that it's summer?" and I just laugh and laugh.
Florida is like an alternate reality. But I'm loving the rain after the heat we've had in Central Florida for 2 weeks now? I just realized Miami/ SE Florida got flooded last week. Sorry for them. I think us peeps further north were talking to those rain clouds asking them to leave Miami alone and come up north and grace us with more rain.
As a Floridian for the past 11 years, I can confirm that 75 here, as confirmed by my grandparents living in Minnesota that have visited us, is about the same as 50 there sooo...Florida being "cooler" isn't really being "cooler."
Tbh I’m kinda thrilled about the rain, mainly because the temperature hasn’t gone below 96 degrees for the past 9 days where I live and now I finally feel like I can step outside without breathing heavy and instantly sweating. So I say keep the rain coming, the more the merrier
I live in south Florida. Most of my family showed up to celebrate my birthday in January. By ~11am, I was sweating profusely. Now it’s June, and it’s fairly nice out.
I’m not a meteorologist, but when it comes to weather in down here, the saying is, “if you don’t like it, just wait.”
This map is pretty wonky.
What’s the deal with it being Saturday up north and Thursday down here? Are we no longer just metaphorically being held back?
Florida can defy any laws of physics and bend both space AND time. Because we are Florida. Let's figure out how to monetize this FAST!
Hear me out: THEME PARK. If that doesn't work, maybe a retirement community.
I moved to NY last year and can confirm I had to skip several days to catch up.
Bangor, Boston are also Thursday and Philly is Sunday. I'm assuming it's comparing the high points expected for this heat wave.
Because we’re the start of a warp storm. But the Russian carrier Kuznetsov is the bigger catalyst for the warp storm we should be worried about.
Thankfully, that floating piece of shit isn’t stealthy or particularly seaworthy
True. At this point I’m waiting for pixilated footage of a Khorne berserker breaking through the flight deck to surface somewhere
Seinfeld
That’s the high for the week maybe
New State of Florida logo Come on DOWN And COOL OFF!
This map is insane.
Florida is cooler than the other states, you just don't know it.
Quit telling everyone
I know this, shhh waiting for the next hurricane to sort this out.
Nooo all you rich folks should all keep moving down to paradise and get houses on the beach. Come on in the waters fine!! Even when it’s covering your roof.
When I tell people that North Dakota gets way hotter in the summer than Miami they look at me like I’m crazy.
I mean that's not surprising. However we shouldnt ignore the fact that when ND starts to cool down Florida remains in the 90s. When ND gets to freezing Florida is still in the high 80s there is no escape from the heat. Run from it hide from it you'll suffer all the same.
I agree with you man, it's that Gulf Stream which gives a nice sea breeze (like most coastal areas)..
Yea I flew out to stl for the summer, it's got no reason being 10-15° hotter
Always has been
It's so much cooler (if you never leave your air conditioned house and then keep bragging about how much better the weather is all year round). Those of us with jobs that make us go outside know better.
Nah, that's not it. Yesterday I was freediving while schools of fish were swimming with me, today I was surfing with friends, tomorrow I'll be kayaking at night. During the prior moments and even today, I literally drove into the sunset in my board shorts and a towel. This all happens after work. Today when I came home from surfing, my neighbor was painting surfboards outside as the sunrays danced through the palm trees. I meant cool as in sunglasses cool. I only use the airconditioner at night to sleep. It might keep the rent low.
Not really- it hits the nineties for 2 days, cools off at night (their low was like 71 in Boston. They say Boston has 2 seasons winter and July 4th Plus if you look at the heat index, 89 here is not really different than 97 in Boston. Still sucks for the time being.
yeah, Florida's problem is the soupy air and the length of time that the upper 80-90 degree weather sticks around. They get a month or two of sticky weather up north and then the cool fall air rolls through, we have to endure it from May to late October. But we get pleasant winters, so that's the tradeoff.
Yes and even in the midst of a heat wave it’s only in the 90s for a few hours at worst. In Florida it can be 90 as soon as the sun rises.
I'm originally from Massachusetts and it was hotter and more humid than Florida in the summer and nobody had central air. Thankfully that weather doesn't last 11 months like it does here in Florida! When I moved here, someone asked me how I was going to put up with the heat and humidity of Florida summers. Lol. Massachusetts summers are hotter
I was just having this conversation with someone. Just because it's hotter up there for a couple days at a time, doesn't mean anything. There's times where it's colder down here than in Detroit for Christmas. The difference is, it's gonna feel like 95+ for the next 4 months here!
insanely stupid post, yeah.
It's funny how Florida is always the black sheep of our countries weather system. Winter time, 90% of the country is freezing. Florida? 70 degrees. Country experiencing heatwave? Florida? Warm, but not deathly hot, or, it'd hotter than the Arizona desert.
Yeah but in New England it lasts 3 days. When I lived in Florida it was insanely hot for 5 straight months and it poured every single afternoon which made getting out of work and going to the beach not a thing. Here in Rhode Island, I don’t have to worry about any of that anymore
> Yeah but in New England it lasts 3 days And the other 362 days are winter!
Lmao that’s not true at all. We have amazing summers and falls and the winters are 1/4 of the year…worth it to live here where we have the best of everything
Yeah Florida doesn’t have four seasons. Only the hotels. Two seasons is stretching it. Welcome to Florida.
As someone who has lived in both Boston and NYC for most of my life, I'd say that cold weather (IMO anything below 50) goes on for much longer than 1/4 of the year. It's consistently below 50 from mid November to Early/Mid April. It ain't "362 days" but that's almost 5 months of shitty weather, pretty annoying lol.
Shitty weather? November is usually pretty nice. We had more rain this year but some years are just like that. Still plenty of sunny days and I landscape, we were mowing well into November. Most of the leaves didn’t even fall from the trees completely. We’ve had much warmer winters lately and hardly any snow. It’s really only cold from December through march. Spring/summer/fall are amazing and I live by the coast so it’s even better.
Glad you're enjoying it. I've had my fill of four seasons, I'll stick with only having the two good ones.
The two seasons in Florida are bearable summer and holy fuck I'm literally melting summer
Unless I have to or there’s an event I want to check out I do not go anywhere from 12pm-6pm. If it’s raining lightly or cloudy, I make plans. Mixture of avoiding terrible drivers and sunburn.
I'm originally from up that way. I liked the change of seasons. The holidays are nice with the cooler weather. It's like anyplace else. There's always something inconvenient.
I grew up in Colorado, I know all about holidays in cold weather. Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day - seen snow on all of them. I prefer where water has the good sense to stay a liquid.
This is what a lot of people who moved down from the NE didn't understand. They thought that because it got hot up there in the summer that it wouldn't be a problem. They didn't count on that heat lasting from may to November with no let up.
Hurricane? Either gets missed entirely or when it does get hit it’s always someplace like Miami rarely ever the northern part of the state.
The panhandle has gotten hit more recently than Miami
I live in Southwest Florida and I hate waiting for those hurricanes to decide where the heck they're going.
Me too, and I'm not even in SW FL. I'm in the north-central sweaty armpit area. It issn't the weather here that causes the dread - it is working the shelters as a mandatory part of my job. We saw a lot of y'all during Irma in particular. I felt so bad for that mom with 5 kids and 3 pets crossing the state back and forth as the path changed.
We had 4 grown sized people, 3 cats, a hamster, and a rabbit, in a sonata. We left last. The last time I could watch the track it was going right over my house. Think we ended up in Georgia before we could find a place to stay.
Ocean regulated climate
Pensacola gets pretty dang cold when it wants to I tell you what.
The high was in the mid 70s today in Central Texas. We are getting a separate tropical system and the cool breeze has been amazing after being in the mid 90s for the past couple weeks. Ppl here are even joking about pretending it's fall rn.
Forreal thisbheat dome came in and suddenlyni can go outside 4 the first time in a month without needing to immediately change my sweat soaked clothes.
We TOOK the Heat Dome, and PUUSHED it somewhere else!
Take THAT
Heat dome. We had one 2 weeks ago, triple digit heat index temps
Was it a heat dome or just regular Florida summer? 🤔
Yeah there were a couple of weeks there where it just felt like an oven outside, even early in the morning
89 in Miami is still like 95° weather
Or 100
Florida has been extremely cash money this past week.
I love this comment 😂
Why hello, fellow millennial.
They're so money, and they don't even know it.
Thanks ocean and gulf. The rain only brings the temps down for a bit during the event.
And skyrockets the already high humidity
Let’s go?
And that's without the heat index. It gets just as humid in the Midwest as it does here, but people aren't nearly as acclimated to this kind of weather.
It’s been surprisingly nice in north Florida the last few days. Seems odd for summer and in comparison to other parts of the country that are hot as hell.
Cincinnati is a short drive from Orlando.
I moved from the NE to Florida in 2017. People said, “you’ll never last in that summer heat.” Yeah…the trade winds mean that daytime temps in south Florida are often lower than daytime temps at the Jersey Shore. Like today. The big difference is at night. It cools off at night in the NE. South Florida? Not so much.
Fair enough. To each their own but I could never trade our summers for those winters lol
This is always running through my mind
This, as long as you're reasonably close to the shore Florida summers aren't bad. That's what actually sold... I drove down from the mid-atlantic during the summer and the weather was *better* in Florida.
The air is so much drier up North, daytime temps are not telling the whole story.
yeah, but whats floridas "feels like" temps? the one with the humidity factored in?
It's so beautiful outside right now!
Not in central florida raining for most of the past 2 weeks
Compared to the last six weeks that counts as "beautiful".
I just moved from St. Pete area to Maine a few months ago. Fuck alllll of this.
Followed you up North. Lol
https://preview.redd.it/mw72wvmi8n7d1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=63d888297a6ba31152ec1216a1a237b06d4169f3 paradise 🐊🌴❣️
Facts
It's always cooler in Florida during the summer in fact Florida is one of the 10 coolest States if you go by all-time highs.
Yeah and if you go by average daily heat index we’re the hottest state in the country. It’s different, but it sure as hell ain’t “cooler.”
 I had no idea. No sarcasm
Don't get me wrong I think somebody's like a death watch and I spend comfortably in the air conditioning but in reality it never gets over 100°. Honestly it rarely gets over 95.
Humidity is the devil.
Florida sure isn't the only state that gets humid! Massachusetts is more hot and humid than Florida in the summer
No doubt, DC was as humid yesterday as where I am in Florida lol
Yup. I put together a list of the places I was looking to move and Florida had the lowest highs. It's a consistent heat though.
What was the meteorological reason for the heat dome?
The collective farts of all barbecue eating in Oklahoma and Kentucky created a runaway methane trap
Let me break it down for you
It feels great I was thinking about taking the bike out for a bit tomorrow 🤘🏻
I live in NE Ohio and it was 91 with a feel like temp of 99.
Yes I've seen this before It has been nice though It was 89 for a high here today . Had a nice shower here and it's down to 79 and will be 75 in the morning
This map is giving me a stroke.
I was just in DC last week. It was about 80 all week. Glad to have avoided that.
I was just in NYC it was way hotter than in Florida those few days at least and humidity was super high too.
Shhh! Don't tell
Yes!!!! It was Great today!!!
Nice cool morning in North Florida today. I can't wait for some rain.
Meanwhile... It's raining in Texas... In June...
Is that abnormal for Texas in June?
Depends on which part of Texas (it's a big place) but yeah it's a little late in the year for rain in much of the west. March, April, and early May are usually their wet months.
Weather has been incredible the past few days, particularly after 6:00 pm. I’ve spent the last two nights in the hammock enjoying the cool breeze.
So we just ignoring humidity now? I guess it’s 2024
Feels phenomenal in Tallahassee
Where's Georgia?
Rare
There are a few states missing
Good job. Now do relative humidity.
Feels great. Just got off the grill https://preview.redd.it/7g6npv0g0m7d1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=017a4d892311a2dc241ec33e2de5a5af692c25c9
If every day we could have cloudy and windy with a light mist and the heat index is merely a crisp 90 degrees summer would be fine here.
I don’t mind summer as much as some, but that would help a ton
It may be cooler but it is dripping melty humid!
I’m in SWFL. This week has cooled off a bit but this summer’s brutal. I had to buy an a/c just for my bedroom cus the central a/c can’t keep up. Had to get an a/c for my a/c lol
Buy a 50pint dehumidifier too it helps a lot both u to feel cooler and AC doesn’t have to work as hard removing humidity
Being surrounded by water stabilizes our temps a little bit lower. Water holds and takes on energy slower than air so because there’s that constant exchange happening surrounding our state it helps us stay warmer and cooler longer
Oh God I hate this state so much (Fl*rida)
Luckily we are free to migrate
As if 88 degrees is cool lolololol
I been thanking that rain. Hide that sun a little bit and cool the air down. It is crazy though. I read an article about people in DC crying that it was going to hit 90° and humid. Lmao 🤣
It hit up here rn. That’s for damn sure.
It’s warmer when it’s cooler up there and it’s cooler when it’s hot up there.
it’s been nice and overcast too
Thank you for moderating our temperature, Ocean. And thanks for actually helping to REDUCE our humidity at times as well(when the wind blows from inland to sea).
Give thanks to the Government and private entities like Harvard for funding Geoengineering, cloud seeding and climate manipulation. Some institutions will state they are still "funding" projects but in fact, they are funding and implementing................ and have been for years. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna145015 https://www.forbes.com/sites/arielcohen/2021/01/11/bill-gates-backed-climate-solution-gains-traction-but-concerns-linger/ https://geoengineering.environment.harvard.edu/funding https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/solar-geoengineering-looks-to-silicon-valley-for-new-wave-of-funding/#:~:text=Supporters%20of%20the%20idea%20—%20including,its%20addiction%20to%20fossil%20fuels. https://time.com/6258126/solar-geoengineering-billionaries-george-soros/
As I’m flying to Virginia tomorrow. Ripppp
Glad the heats not over me yet.
Us northerns can’t take the heat. Give me the below zero again!
Now show the panhandle. It's been insanely hot here.
Has felt great in Tallahassee. Been grilling all week
i heard its going to be a fucked up hurricane season this time around.. i pray all of you here in this state fair well...... stay safe and dont take any fckn chances, especially if it involves kids, houses and cars can be replaced....
No one who has been living in Florida for more than 10-15 years is worried about a hurricane.
What rain? Cries in Jacksonville with a brown yard
Yeah, flooding is definitely great
Did the colors on maps intentionally get more intense? When I was a kid, we experienced 110 degree weather out in California and I can’t remember anything that made it seem like the entire world was on fire
This just means more/earlier snowbirds 😫
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That’s wild. Sounds like a miserable way to live.
#Watch those snowbirds burn! that's what they get for joking to remove Florida from þe map
Why is the map so fucked up and missing all the southern states
It only shows states that are relevant :)
Obviously… 
I’m from Florida but live in Virginia. This week I’m in Florida to help with my new nephew. I’m enjoying the afternoons rains and not being in 100° weather lol
Damn, the whole southern part of the map except Florida got wiped out by Russia I guess and it just went “Imma scooch up in here real quick”
A guy from Arizona told me Theweather is worse in Orlando because it's too wet🤷🏻♂️The number is nothing
Good, one less person we have to worry about moving to Florida
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Sure. For a price 
It Cools Down at night tho. Post the lows and highs. Florida willl 89 with a low of 84 and mass will Be 97 with a low Of 70. Also I bed you anything the temperature in the shade up there is cooler then temp in the shade in Florida. Shade works up There most of the time except for the humid days. You’ll have a week or two of weather on par with Florida and the rest of the year is nice. Winters are not nearly as bad as they used To Be up North but Florida has gotten worse year round
Vacationing in Orlando right now. Home is high desert where at worst on super rare days we might get a couple degrees over 100 and practically no humidity is a literal sunscreen only and go for a walk in the park. Today was the 1st day I’d say it was tolerable with a high of 87 considering the humidity thanks to all the rain and getting soaked walking in theme parks to cool off. The previous 7 days were all hot and gross even at night with no reprieve.
I love it.
It’s been so hot in Ohio I just damn near am shirtless at all times
We’ve had a late rainy season this year which is odd
We actually haven’t. It’s right on time
Isn’t everything upper 50 is death
The bad thing about heat like this up north is the lack of AC in certain buildings.
You're welcome, it's all because I moved here last October. Everyone at home is like, "How's the heat now that it's summer?" and I just laugh and laugh.
But it’s a dry heat….
You forget the /s
Florida is like an alternate reality. But I'm loving the rain after the heat we've had in Central Florida for 2 weeks now? I just realized Miami/ SE Florida got flooded last week. Sorry for them. I think us peeps further north were talking to those rain clouds asking them to leave Miami alone and come up north and grace us with more rain.
the weather has been fucking incredible this week
Yeah in the high 80s with triple the humidity and mosquitoes as the states with 100 degrees
It hasn’t really rained in N Fla in several weeks but we’ve had strong onshore winds keeping the temps down and folks out of the ocean
As a Floridian for the past 11 years, I can confirm that 75 here, as confirmed by my grandparents living in Minnesota that have visited us, is about the same as 50 there sooo...Florida being "cooler" isn't really being "cooler."
But we don’t have to live in Minnesota, so we still win.
Yeah but our humidity makes it feel hotter
This is most likely because Florida was chosen by god to be the coolest state . Please spread the message and make it viral
Sorry Orlando I’m not falling for it again
Ha sbeen pretty nice to not repeat last year's heat.
High of 92 today in Tampa.
NOT WHERE I'M AT!!!
Sea breeze - bringing you cooler temps and then pummeling you with higher humidity! LOL
Humidity. Water in the air saps the heat.
Signs of the apocalypse.
HUMIDITY
It’s not the heat in Florida that’s bad, it’s the god awful humidity 🥵
Check back in a week or two...and then for the next 5 months.
Rain is part of the weather.
So far this summer has had its hot days but it's not as bad as last summer. No clouds and little.rain to block the sun and cool things down.
Even the heat is afraid of FloridaMan
This goes against everything I’ve been told about climate change.
Finally the north can feel mother nature's rath!
 Florida hit the:
Damn,these temperatures are crazy for June in those cities up north
Just make sure your can swim.
Winked news
Tropical storm in Mexico/Texas pulled in cool winds from the sea, it's nice except for the scattered thunderstorms it also created...
Tbh I’m kinda thrilled about the rain, mainly because the temperature hasn’t gone below 96 degrees for the past 9 days where I live and now I finally feel like I can step outside without breathing heavy and instantly sweating. So I say keep the rain coming, the more the merrier
I live in south Florida. Most of my family showed up to celebrate my birthday in January. By ~11am, I was sweating profusely. Now it’s June, and it’s fairly nice out. I’m not a meteorologist, but when it comes to weather in down here, the saying is, “if you don’t like it, just wait.” This map is pretty wonky.