Christmas in Florida is incredibly dull.
On top of the "no snow all year round", half of my family that comes to our Christmas and new years celebrations, live in the northeast and intend to stay there.
Guess we'll have to lower our standards :/

So here we got our first snow 2 days ago, and today it's all melted.

Also, didn't Miami get its first snow ever a couple years ago?

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So here we got our first snow 2 days ago, and today it's all melted.

Also, didn't Miami get its first snow ever a couple years ago?

yeppp.
Hasn't been one since.

I know that feeling. Two days before Christmas and I can walk outside in shorts and a shirt and be completely comfortable. California weather is great almost all the time, but having a sunny, warm Christmas just feels...weird.

it hasn't really snowed much in jersey either, but it's still pretty cold.

christmas just feels weird without any snow to me.

that's because when you think "Christmas", you don't think this:

You think this:

It snowed for like 2 minutes this Friday... NC isn't every exciting.

It's going to be 40 degrees on Christmas day here in Perth... (that's celcius btw)

wait...since it's celcius, that means that it's going to be pretty hot in perth...wow. australia sure is an upside-down country.

It'll be a weird day for me, right now it's sunny, and it's hawt as hell, but I see some clouds from a distance, and people say that it's going to rain later.

Weird weather.

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wait...since it's celcius, that means that it's going to be pretty hot in perth...wow. australia sure is an upside-down country.

> people who have yet to learn geography

It's summer in Australia.

12 degrees in the UK. It wasn't this hot over summer :(

I wish I could have a white Christmas. But no.

> Summer in Australia
> Doesn't snow in winter

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I wish I could have a white Christmas. But no.

> Summer in Australia
> Doesn't snow in winter

Same here ;c;

Florida :I it's only cold no snow. (South Florida)