It鈥檚 officially winter in South Florida. Though it鈥檚 mostly still warm outside, we鈥檙e graced with the occasional cold front, which calls for some special seasonal traditions.
SA国际传谋 asked listeners to tell us how they mark the season.
Paralyzed iguanas
— Danny Sanchez (@dannysanchez)
Danny Sanchez is referring to the of this past January. It got so cold that the green iguana, which isn鈥檛 native to Florida, got flash-frozen and dropped from trees.
Churros and Chocolate bro
— Eddy Moon 猕� (@Eddy_Moon)
Folks line up at spots like in West Miami for this wintertime snack.
Honorable mention: Knaus Berry Farm's . Drenched in a delectable glaze, the rolls conjure as much the holidays and winter as any classic Yuletide dish.
How we valiantly survive hurricane season to get to the best part of living here. Winter in South Florida is our reward.
— KathyChrS (@KathyChrS)
With hurricane season now far behind us, we look forward to spending more time outside. The days are drier. Brisk mornings beg for leisurely walks and bike rides. And of course, the sea breeze on the beach cools just right.
Engagement producer Katie Lepri contributed to this report. You can read more responses
