How to spot a Florida local during a cold snap (a scientific field guide)

When Florida hits 55°F, two species emerge:

1) The Local Floridian

• Wearing a hoodie like it’s summit gear

• Heat on in the car

• Says “it’s FREEZING” with sincerity

• Owns exactly one “winter coat” and it’s from a theme park gift shop

2) The Transplant / Visitor

• Shorts, sandals, iced coffee

• Smugly announcing “this isn’t cold”

• Quietly shivering later while pretending not to

Educational bit: Florida bodies acclimate to warmth fast, so a quick drop in temps can feel way colder than the number suggests. Also, humidity + wind can make “mild” temps feel…personal.

Question: What temperature officially triggers “winter” where you live—and what’s your funniest Florida cold-snap sighting?