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wednesday morning we went hunting for them. all right, we're out here in the urban jungle of coconut grove searching for these iguanas. it's usually below 50 when they start to freeze up or slow down. it's about 54 degrees right now where we're at. so they might be warming up, but we are searching for them. experts say this happens because their metabolism slows down. oh, we found one. here he is. he definitely looks a little frozen because he would be running away from us right now. but i am not grabbing him. instead, my photographer, brian eli picked up the iguana. he's moving really slow. this guy was definitely a bit frozen, but this is only temporary. once the temperature starts to warm up, they start moving again. so just make sure to keep your eyes peeled. and according to our weather team, these temperatures won't be around for too long. so south floridians get outside and enjoy. >> embrace it. cold is good for you. >> it's good for your body. let it. let just enjoy it because it's going to be gone within a week. >> that is a good point. our

thanks to annaliese garcia. there it is gone very quickly. so a lot of south floridians actually do like these little cold snaps because they can break out their sweaters, their uggs, their. >> yeah, for the first and only time of the year. and just be aware of those falling iguanas. they do that to keep warm. yeah. >> and they're not they're not dead. they're not dead. of course we are tracking other weather weather issues across the country. >> parts of texas are shivering in freezing temperatures. this is a live look at dallas, texas, where at last check it was only 32 degrees with a winter storm warning in effect through friday at noon and back in southern california, of course, where temperatures are expected to only be in the 60s. >> in la, there is a red flag fire warning with dry conditions and winds there gusting

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