Novembers Arctic Chill: Southeast U.S. Braces for Record Lows, Falling IguanasOn November eleventh, an Arctic air mass brought record-breaking cold to the southeastern U.S., affecting millions under freeze warnings in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. This sudden shift, which also brought snow to the eastern Great Lakes, shattered daily temperature records, including Jacksonville, Floridas low of twenty-eight degrees Fahrenheit. The cold also caused iguanas to fall from trees, a phenomenon captured on social media. Agriculture officials monitored crops, while West Virginia experienced predawn snow and ice accidents. The region can expect a few more cold days before temperatures rise.

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