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2010 and 1977

Jimbean

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For those who have lived and remembered then, or have studied the events well enough, how do these freezes compare? Both of which are El-nino winters.

Brevard County, Fl

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I was living in Missoula, Montana that winter. I had just returned from a few years in Brazil. And, it was really cold. I was too busy dealing with the Montana winter to think about Florida. And, this year the only freeze close to me is in my fridge. But, I am watching the event closely as I have a strong connection to Florida. I am sure the Brazilian orange producers are watching the freeze event closely as well.

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