If you've lived in Florida long enough, you've probably picked up a few phrases that would leave anyone from out of state completely confused.
For example:
"It's not that hot today."
Translation: It's only 89 degrees.
Or my personal favorite:
"We really needed this rain."
Even though it rained yesterday. And the day before that.
Then there's:
"It's a dry heat."
Actually, nobody in Florida says that because we all know it's definitely not dry.
And let's not forget the excitement that comes when temperatures dip below 70 degrees. Suddenly...