It’s fall in the South, but we’re not so sure Alabama got the memo. Turns out, we’re not the only ones.

This is Alabama recently asked the followers on its Facebook page to describe fall in our state using a Southern phrase, and most of the responses focused on how fall doesn’t really feel like fall at all — at least, not yet. With cooler days expected soon we’ve got our fingers crossed some of these won’t apply for too much longer.

Until then, you might want to keep your flip-flops handy.

You can check out some of the responses below and read them on the This is Alabama Facebook page.

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“It’s snowing pine needles.” — John Phillips

“Turn on the high cool.” — Darrell Leahey

“Best week ever.” — Mahala Gillispie Feemster

“Every day is a different weather day.” — Celia Jay Morton

“If you don’t like the weather, wait 10 minutes. It’ll change.” — Terri Wilbanks Rice

“Welcome to the land of four seasons — all in one day.” — Debra Kay Talley

“Jackets in the morning, flip flops in the afternoon.” — Will Ludlam

“Gotta cut the leaves again.” — Linda White

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“Hot as blue blazes!” — Deanna Thibodeaux Lee

“Hotter than a hen in a wool basket!” — Sidney Cartee

“This heat is hanging on like a hair in a biscuit.” — Brenda Messer

“Middlin’ warm.” — Lisa Townsley Foster

“Well shoot fire fuzzy. This weather got me all cattywampus. (Courtesy of my 90-year-old grandmother).” — Casey House

“…Prettier than a speckled pup.” — Rhonda Shelburne

“Did you turn the air down, I’m burning up!” — Brett Fowler

“It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity.” — Rachel Pope Millines

“Here today, gone tomorrow.” — Joel Morehead

“Crazy as a betsy bug.” — Lisa Nickolson Green

“Bless itsEvery day heart!” — Angela Roberts