B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for February 26, 2022

I wonder what currently active snowbirds refer to?

My parents used to go to Florida for a couple of weeks in January each year. Not a place to live. But it was better than fighting mega-snow in PA. They got a lot of golf in.

Well, it is!

You keep meat in the freezer so it lasts…winter cold keeps you preserved.

WARM , WARM , please : )

That’s what we like about the Chesapeake Bay area, There are milder forms of what Weather Underground calls major storms elsewhere.

Instead of a read, it looks like he’s bowing to the book in the first panel…

gotta get da F out of illinois … afraid to go out anywhere

Most snowbirds are in their northern nests during tropical storm season anyway. June 1 – Nov 1.

We had a saying in south Alabama where the beaches are on the Gulf. We said snowbirds brought $20 and two shirts and didn’t change either.

‘still better than a blizzard!’

Not if the “tropical storm” blows your house down/away.

Quick, now look up “snowbird”.

I have lived in Florida for over 50 years – anything is better than cold and snow. Plus I live in an area that people tend to flee to. I believe our strongest local hurricane has been a ‘Cat 1’ – usually just a TS instead in our area, if we get hit at all. Mostly just the rain/feeder bands that extend across the state as the storm moves.

So we get a lot of snow up North. We hunker down, then get out and shovel it to one side and continue on with our business. At least we don’t need to evacuate our homes for several days, and worry if our homes will still be livable when we return. Oh. And don’t get me started on earthquakes…….

I appreciate snowbirds… at least they’re not hanging around here complaining about the weather.

While bike riding in Florida a senior couple’s Cadillac drove up over the side-walk to try to get me. The door to the driver’s reticular activating system was shut, locked, and bolted.

Blizzards usually don’t take the roof off.

I swore I would never again live where you have to shovel the precipitation instead of it just running off. Now retired in AZ; yes it gets hot but people have been living in this area for 2500 years, and I survived 4 years in Saudi Arabia (hotter than AZ).

You got that right!!

(And I was born in Florida, back in the previous millennium.)