Florida Glacier Atlas

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Idle. No glaciers currently detected.

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Score = scans × 1 + sightings × 3. Glaciers found by all participants combined: 0.

Why zero glaciers?

Highest point: Britton Hill, 105 m — lowest US high point. Glaciers need elevation and cold; Florida offers neither.
Average winter low: comfortably above freezing. Persistent ice fails to form, let alone flow.
A glacier requires snow to accumulate faster than it melts for years. Florida's annual snowfall is, generously, 0 cm.
The last ice sheets stopped well north of here ~20,000 years ago. Florida was, if anything, larger and drier.