In Central Georgia, a month ago, it was hotter than hell...in the upper 80's and 90's consistently. At 8:00 AM the sun would already be burning your skin even though the temperature was only in the 70's.
However, for the past couple of weeks, it's been really, really cool - and the sun has not been as 'hot'. This is not normal for this area, especially for this long a period of time. It is more than just "unseasonably cold"... anyone denying this strange weather is in denial or trying to hide something.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1386530yeah, I'm trying to hide the aliens in the closet and the tesla weather manipulator.
I'm just a lil person. I have nothing to hide for whoever or whatever may be controlling the weather.
I would worry less about temps and more about precipitation or lack thereof.
Temperatures don't always gradually increase everywhere...there normally are hot and cold fronts. Depending on certain factors such as el nino, la nina, and things like the santa ana winds, weather can and may vary from year to year and even day to day. In fact, it really should, in order to maintain averages.
There will be enough hotter than hell days for people in the summer to look back and say, wow, a couple 80 degree days in may in florida actually isn't all that cold.
I am not saying there aren't days that the temp doesn't go down less, however I am saying that if anyone looked at the tampa weather link, the temps were looking pretty normal to me, and I lived down there for a few years.
I honestly don't know what all the hubbub is about.
the subject of this shouldn't have been "WTF!!! How is it going to be 52 degrees in FL tomorrow?" it should've been "Tampa night time temp tomorrow is 52 degrees in May, yippee. daytime temps are in the 80s. _o/"
If you are cold when it's 80 degrees farenheit outside, you should see a doctor or at least take your temperature. Most people keep their homes at 69-76 degrees farenheit for comfort.
