Iguanas are falling from trees, and residents are digging out scarves, hats and sweaters.
One reason why the morning hours felt so cold, according to a Twitter post by the National Weather Service in Melbourne, was because of the wind chill.
Fort Pierce, for example, had a 31-degree wind chill and Stuart recorded a 35-degree wind chill.
Egads!
So, yes, it's cold in Florida and, as usual, Twitter is not having it.
Here are a few of the best #FloridaWinter memes from the social media platform:
Me just trying to go outside for 2 minutes tonight #FloridaWinter pic.twitter.com/M1sLBTHwGB
— Annie (@orlandobyannie) January 22, 2020I hope they deport her. #FloridaWinter pic.twitter.com/jBHY3GIyrK
— Ian MacGregor (@macgregor63) January 22, 2020Please send help...#Floridaweather #FloridaWinter pic.twitter.com/wESNhxjt5U
— S. Easterling (@Jvillesfinest) January 22, 2020Yesterday, there was news no one believed...iguanas falling out of the sky due to cold temperatures. Here is a video sent by my friends at Redline Iguana Removal. #iguanas #FloridaWinter pic.twitter.com/8FUy2bVvpR
— Elina Shirazi (@elinashirazi) January 22, 2020We did it, Florida! pic.twitter.com/aRU9urzspH
— Brian Shields (@BrianWFTV) January 22, 2020South Florida is waking up to cold temperatures and iguanas falling from the sky. Might as well make him comfy with blankie and hat while he thaws out. #FloridaWinter #iguana pic.twitter.com/1w1cgtZ8vx
— Lori Bale (@loribale) January 22, 2020It was 35 in Clearwater today. That’s basically 0 for us. #FloridaWinter pic.twitter.com/ZFh1Dc0Mz6
— Jeannie Clary (@jeannieclary) January 22, 2020Blanket burrito activated to help beat the cold weather in Florida!#FloridaWinter https://t.co/QnveBMy4AF pic.twitter.com/BWNmSFBp2h
— Dj Snev OwO (@Dj_Snev) January 22, 2020We have frozen fallin from our trees y’all.
This is NOT a drill. #floridawinter #lasts48hrs pic.twitter.com/BpFa0p72Vd
Floridians leaving their home today #FloridaWinter pic.twitter.com/9Ie107j0xz
— Full Sail University (@FullSail) January 22, 2020#FloridaWinter pic.twitter.com/YbYTLdojxV
— Lauren Chastain (@laurchastain22) January 22, 2020Maureen Kenyon is TCPalm's trends reporter, keeping Treasure Coast residents updated on hot topics and happenings. Do you have a story to tell? Want to start a conversation? Send an email to maureen.kenyon@tcpalm.com, call 772-221-4249 or follow her on Twitter @_MaureenKenyon_.