I'm in St Pete and I run the heat all winter long. The interior of the state is colder in the winter and hotter in the summer. I've seen snow here. I've never had to run the A/C in the winter. Are you in Key West?
Pete
--- In iPad@yahoogroups.com, Carol Corley <floridabouvs@...> wrote:
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> Not sure what you mean by a winter freeze. I live pretty smack dab in the middle of the state. Temp can drop here to 28F for a couple of hours, then back up to 65-75F during the day. We grow tomatoes and strawberries in January, so for that rare "freeze," farmers turn on sprinklers.
> I don't own a winter coat, but there are nights that I wear a heavy sweater.
> We turn on the heat a few times during the winter but mostly run a/c.
> In my 27 years here, we had 4 hurricanes one year and damage from a tree falling on the house. No other storms have caused damage in my area. More problems on the coast.
> Rains a lot of days during the summer, but only for awhile, mostly sunny.
> Carol
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> The center of the state is the best place to be during a hurricane but you will get a winter freeze. Summer squalls do have hurricane winds but that only lasts about an hour. That happens everywhere in FL.
> Pete
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> Sent from my iPad 3
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