Would you like it to snow in the parks?

[siskaren]

Nope. Give me sunny, 90 degree days in the World every day and I'm a happy person.

Ugh, not me - 90 degrees is too hot for my taste. Temps in the 70s make me a happy camper; I don't even mind 60s.

 

[FLSarah]

I would love to see the castle blanketed in snow. The only time I enjoy the weather down here is during the winter because it's usually so low humidity, but the last couple days have been really high humidity.

 

[jmenjes]

Ugh, not me - 90 degrees is too hot for my taste. Temps in the 70s make me a happy camper; I don't even mind 60s.

I'm a native Floridian, so...the heat doesn't bother me anyway.

 

[JustCallMeMommy]

I was with two previous posters over Christmas in 2010. It was COLD....and we swam on other days. That is the kind of cold I like - only a little. The night we did the Wishes Dessert Party was the coldest I ever remember being.

So, if it is up to me, I'll stick with pretend snow on Main Street.

 

[Networth]

Born and raised Floridian. I have humidity, heat, and sand in my blood. I would like to see it snow at WDW once or twice just as a novelty. Now every winter is a very different story. Had some flurries up in Jacksonville last month. It does snow here just very rarely and it usually melts the moment it hits the ground. Now our afternoon thunder storms you can set your watch too.

 

[lauradis]

heck no, to real snow.

 

[lauradis]

heck no, to real snow.

 

[Random Ninja]

I'm a Florida native but I've spent several years out-of-state thanks to being a military brat. Oddly enough, my one and only "white Christmas" was in Jacksonville during the '89 blizzard. I'm quite happy with the lack of snow around here, the drivers are bad as it is without adding snow into the mix. That said, can we get rid of some of this humidity? Please!?

 

[alicat8]

I was with two previous posters over Christmas in 2010. It was COLD....and we swam on other days. That is the kind of cold I like - only a little. The night we did the Wishes Dessert Party was the coldest I ever remember being.

So, if it is up to me, I'll stick with pretend snow on Main Street.

I was there at Christmas in 2010 too! I was so glad I had my winter coat-I wore it every day! It was awful.

 

[samsteele]

I was there in early Jan 2011 & it snowed. My niece & I layered 2 t's under our fleece jackets & bought souvenir hoodies. It was cold but we're used to the lower temps. Some parents were caught unprepared and layered socks on their childrens' hands as make do mittens. I recall some locals wearing full face balaclavas with down parkas in the parks. We made the mistake of telling the ladies in the POR gift shop that we are Canadians . . . and got a testy lecture about "our Canadian cold front." We tried to explain that, umm, this isn't exactly true and wasn't the reason for this chilly season, but they weren't having any of it. Oh well, when the going gets tough, you gotta let that Maple Leaf fly, people! My pre-teen niece had a thing for Test Track . . . we had to ride it multiple times . . . and I remember making that last fast loop on the track outside with snowflakes smacking my face. Over and over again. Oh, the memories!

 

[Newsies]

Uh.... no.

 

[Disneylover99]

Bring on the snow!! Maybe it would force the snow birds and Canadians to go back north for good.

Be careful what you wish for.......with a comment like that, maybe it will just snow on YOUR house.