As my dad used to say the South has two seasons, Summer and February.

Winter in the South: 50 degrees? I'm going to freeze to death Winter in the North: 50 degrees? Summer is early!

The south: heater in the morning, air conditioner in the afternoon.

Welcome to the South. Winter is at 5am, Spring at 10am, Summer at noon and Fall is at 6pm.

You know it’s chilly when the temperature is below 70

1:14 Finally a realistically unclean oven door on KZfaq lol

In Florida, anything under 65°F and we be dressing up like it's the last ice age

50 degree weather: Southerners: [Are blocks of ice] Northerners: Aw, yes! Summer's early! 90 degree weather: Southerners: Wow, I can't believe that spring ended so early. Northerners: [Dying of heatstroke]

The south: a place where you can experience all 4 seasons in a 24 hour period.

Texas winter morning: 30 degrees noon: 60 degrees afternoon: upper 80s sun goes down: back to 30

As a Northerner who moved down South, I store my warm clothing an easily accessible place, so when the cold finally does hit, I am prepared. Unfortunately, this means I am the sacrificial lamb who must brave the cold and go to the store to stock up on food for my Southern-born roommates

Me, when it’s 30 degrees: “Ah yes, it’s shorts time.” My Texas Family: “SHUT DOWN EVERYTHING WE CANNOT SURVIVE IN THIS WEATHER LORD HELP US. Me when it’s 100 degrees: “oh my gosh why did I get rid of my tank tops?!” Texas Family: “what wonderful weather! Let’s go take a walk”

Straight Facts!!!! Every single word is straight facts!

The heat smell one is so true happened to me just the other day

That defogger part cracked me up. So funny 'cause its so true.

I lived in Illinois on Lake Michigan until I was twelve, after we moved down south to Alabama, when everyone else was bundled up in their heavy winter coats, my sisters and I were wearing sweaters. It snowed that year and we couldn't believe they closed the schools and no one was driving anywhere. We thought that was the funniest thing!

Some of my European friends couldn’t fathom that the temperature could easily drop 40 degrees F (or its C equivalent) in over the course of 24 hours. I’m thinking, Bless your heart, that’s a Tuesday in the South.

here in the south we have 20(ish) seasons: Hunting 'winter' pollen 'winter take 2' hurricane so much pollen one more 'winter' Tornado attack of the Mosquitos summer more summer PLEASE, LORD! MAKE SUMMER END! football hurricane fall JUST KIDDING! here is more summer 'winter' Christmas Maybe one more summer? Edit: thank you @Philip Hodges for reminding me about summer on Christmas, I remember a few years back here in GA it was like 92ish on Christmas morning,

I'm a Canadian and went to Vegas in January when I was little, we were the only ones in the pool. Everyone thought we were crazy as we were dying from the heat of January

I'm a brit married to a southerner, I swear when the temperature drops even slightly you'd think a snow storm would have hit him

The worst part of it is when you wear warm clothes bc it’s cold in the morning and then when is gets hot in the afternoon you’re sweating

“As quickly as it came” is the most accurate thing I’ve ever seen 😂

South: wearing parka's Northern Great Lakes States and Canadians: swimming in lakes

Reminds me of when this Conn. Yankee was in Florida happily wearing a t-shirt when Floridians walked about,hunched over with heavy jackets because it was ...50 degrees😆

I can totally relate to the “burning smell” 😂

The defogger in the car part is sooooo true lol

Always gets me when I see someone wearing a warm sweatshirt or coat on top, but only shorts and flip-flops on the bottom. I'm just sittin there like " don't you want all of you to be warm?!".

You guys really nailed it! I'm native Texan and I couldn't stop laughing! When the heat came on, I lost it. I've done the same thing year after year. "What is that smell??".... 😂😂😂

I'm from the South, and I approve this message.

"Braving the conditions of below-60 degree weather"...a Texas sentiment if ever I heard one!

You should do a video about the once a decade dusting of snow that brings even a large city to a standstill. and if there's more than a quarter inch, they'll bring out the road graders to clear the road because there are no snow plows within a 1000 miles.

Florida: Hold on lemme get my parka Minnesota: Still wears shorts

I feel for the “finally find all the winter stuff and then it’s warm again” situation. That’s the before bus rush in my house! 🤣🤣

Nailed it! The heater smell 🤣 the car 🤣 my “lost” gloves are always in my jacket pockets!

I love that smell when the heater comes on for the first time in the fall..... It reminds me of my mom and dad, breakfast on the stove and a new winter coat...

I use to love going south each week when i was driving truck. I'd leave Maine and the 10 below zero weather hit the south where it was 60 or so and watch all the folks in heavy coats while i went around in a tee shirt. I miss the south, now i spend 7 months getting ready for winter and 5 months trying to survive it.

You know it's cold when you walk outside and you dont die from heatstroke Edit: oh- I got 617 likes.. wish I got that on one of my videos lol

I loved the “David Attenborough” styled commentary 😂

It's so true. My favorite thing is to find memories in my jacket from the year before. Movie tickets, restaurant receipts, whatever I did way back when.

They obviously did a little fact checking on Southerners & "cold weather" before making the video! It's so true. Hahaha

Then there’s the Midwest where a warm day is anything above freezing

I was watching this with my daughter, and when Diana reached into her pocket I said, "I bet she finds a melted cough drop." 😂

As a life long southerner, I can relate. Beautifully done.

This is freakishly accurate! 🤣🤣 (especially finding stuff in your pockets)

Last week, in a three day stretch... Tuesday: 91 degrees, humidity that could choke a fish. Wednesday: 78 degrees, tornado watches all afternoon. Thursday: Frost on the windshield. Thanks for coming Autumn, we'll see you next year.

I'm loving the narrator's David Attenborough impression! 😂😂😂

Everything is Bigger in the South Except Jackets

You can always tell when a southerner comes up to the great white north. They are amazed by the snow as they frantically try to get inside.

OMGGGGGGG I feel personally attacked! The heater smell search and the defrosting of the windows is ME!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

The south: It's 50 here! Me: laughs in 12 degrees

I'm in Raleigh, and I haven't had to close my window in a couple months, let alone turn the heat on. This is why I love it here. You get used to the summers and the falls are wonderful.

“Don’t your dare take the name of Texas in vain”

After spending 3 years down south my wife and I went up to Michigan to visit family, it was a brisk 62 so we put on our jackets. Everyone was looking at us like we were nuts!

🤣🤣🤣 That was me with the heat the other day. Like what's that smell?? It was the heat coming on.

In my area, it got cold one winter and they had to call off school because none of the kids had coats.

I LOVE the way the heater smells the first time it's turned on every winter.

Her coat is like the Mary Poppins bag.

This whole video is straight facts. That heat smell was me this week. And the defrost confusion is all me lol!

I totally relate. When weather predicts POSSIBLE below freeze temps, Walmart packs with grocery shoppers, Home Depot sells out of outside faucet covers and everyone fills up their gas tanks...just in case.

That is so true about frantically trying to de-fog the windows by turning on the fan, switching on the cold air, then the hot air, opening the window, rubbing the inside of the window with your hand ....😂😆

I live in Florida. It was cold on Sunday, but it’s back to hot now. 😔

There are 2 seasons in the south. 1: 60 degrees. 2: 100 degrees.

“Cold” for southerners is like 50°. Talk to me when you walk to school in -10° weather

My family lives in Michigan, and whenever we turn the heat on for the first time, my cat goes meowing for an hour straight🤣🤣

So true! We don’t have winters. We have cool hours 😂. Ahhhh, winter ❄️ in the South.

By the time I figure out how to defrost my windows, I've already turned into the work parking lot.

Was so happy when it reached 48 here in Tampa. I woke up and put on my long cowl neck sweater for work, only to realize it was about 60 by 10. I roasted all day!

Lol to put it simply Southerners don’t know the meaning of cold Northerners don’t know the meaning of hot

Welcome to the South where you experience all 4 seasons in one week.

The person searching for the burning smell is me, every time the weather turns! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I'm a retired truck driver and the first time my wife rode with me she asked why I still had a jacket in the truck in mid April. I laughed. I told I may I need it the next time I stopped and she may need one too. We were living in Atlanta then. A couple days later she found out why I still had a jacket with me. Left the house one in February wearing shirt sleeves headed to Indianapolis and by time I got there I saw it rain, sleet and then snow. Fun night...

I did 3 tours on Fort Benning, GA, with two of them in the Training Brigade and I used to get a kick out of hearing the guys from the northern states complaining about the cold weather. Some would say they were told it doesn't get cold that far south. Well, the last time I qualified the temperature was 17°F that morning and the ground felt like cold cement. Had to go out two days in a row. The second day I just drove people out and back but hung around a fire barrel in between trips.

Northerners may laugh at us southerners for being cold at 50°F, but we laugh at them for crying about 80°F "heatwaves"

How a winter in the south goes: Morning: *winter has entered the chat* Daytime: *winter has left the chat* Nighttime: *winter has entered the chat*

As a transplant from Cincinnati to Dallas, watching southerners react to "cold weather" is hilarious. I personally don't even get the coat out until the high for the day is 30 or less. But watching people run around in full parkas at 50 degrees makes me shake my head. My first winter here was 2016 when Dallas got an ice storm. I was doing 45mph up a 3-lane road past all sorts of petrified drivers. And when I got to the interstate overpass Google Maps showed FIVE ACCIDENTS on the same bridge. But the BEST part is the weeks after such a storm. Dallas drivers who actually went out act like war veterans telling tales of daring exploits and life snatched from the jaws of certain doom. Meanwhile, I recall driving to work and driving home. Of course, they do the same thing when it rains lightly too. God forbid they should ever have to deal with a storm that lasts for days or an actual blizzard. They'd lose their minds. And all the toilet paper would disappear.

I always find $20 in my winter coat. It's usually from Christmas.

This could easily be about Queensland, Australia and I appreciate that we aren't alone in our struggles 😂

As a Canadian, this makes me shake my head and laugh.

Being from Upstate NY and living in Tennessee, I surprise a lot of people wearing shorts and tshirt when everyone else is in a hoodie

This is rapidly becoming one of my favorite channels!

Damn this is so true! As a floridian, we get maybe 12 days of between 60 and 50 a year, and believe me, we make the *most* of it!😂

The sad thing is where I live in the south it went straight from summer to winter! No fall!😭

That defrosting situation in the car! So true!

And I'm up in Illinois walking outside in a thin hoodie when it's 40° out 😂👍

I’m from Virginia and I can agree SO much with this!!!

We’re so used to humid 80+/- degree days, that when that first day of 40 degrees, our bodies freak out! All I want from Fall is a week of 65 degree days with the lows capping at 50, and that just right amount of sun and cloudliness... I can dream, right? 😂

I grew up in Tallahassee. You could always tell the out of state students at either Florida State or A&M as they were the ones buying any jackets or sweaters they could find as they thought Florida never got cold. The winters there could get pretty cold, into the teens and 20s...

50F is wonderful weather for grilling and going for a walk. All I need is a heavy sweater/hoodie and I am good to go! At over 80F, I am convinced the flames of hell itself are lapping at my door!

Let's check in with this little southerner! This girl is going to spend most of her day, in her natural habitat, indoors with air conditioning. When she steps outside to head to her car, she didn't realize how cold it was that morning. She quickly leaps into her car with her mother and they both suffer the cold together. She assumes that the weather will heat up once she gets back home from school but when it doesn't, she becomes frantic. Sure enough, when she wants to go outside and play with all of her friends, she sees that absolutely no one is outside waiting for her, so she just assumes the absolute worst, and decides that the weather will stay cold forever. But then she realizes how stupid she was when the next day it heated back up into the 90's. Bless her heart.

“Below 60 degree weather” laughs in New Englander

The fact that this is 100% the case in November for South Carolina is deeply saddening, lol

Bless their hearts! They are so cute in their natural habitat!

Southerners: when will it be cold? Weather: yes

Below 60 degree weather! Yes, hoodie with shorts and flip flops are a common sight in Florida! 😂

Southern People: *Go crazy to find warmth in below 60 degree weather* Canadians: "Are you serious?"

The main thing that people who don't live in the south fail to realize is that our "chilly" days feel so cold to us because is always mixed with humidity. Its like taking a cold shower with the a/c as cold as it get with a fan blowing on you constantly all at the same time. Southern winters are terrible!

Grandma didn't tell you to clean the oven before recording it??!!! bless your heart...😁

OMG, this is so funny because it’s so true! I’m forwarding this to everyone on the first cold day we have here in South Florida!

Being a southerner going to school in the north, I am longing for anything higher than 40 at this point

Thank you for the legitimately used oven door! Also we went from 80’s to 39 in Tallahassee in 24 hours this week. We’re back in the high 80’s again