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Most people handle unfamiliar weather very poorly.
Where I live we get a lot of cold weather (-30 Celsius) and a lot of snow every winter but ice storms or flash floods are extremely unusual. These rare events wouldn't be noteworthy compared to places where these are common occurrences, but when they happen people freak out.
These freakouts are normal/expected because these weather events are dangerous (even if mild) and people have little experience with them. We offen take for granted the knowledge/experience we have built up and a lot of "common sense" is actually related to this. People in Florida know to treat every water source as if it has gaters, and people in Hawaii know about the dangers of tides/etc, and these would be foreign concepts to much of the world.
Not to mention you guys handle the heat better in the summer, and heat is 10x worse than cold to me, so I'm damn jealous >

I was born and raised in Georgia. I hate summer. I dread it every single year. I catch so many funny looks for it but I hate sunburn. I hate humidity. I hate mosquitoes. None of which are an issue when it’s cold outside.
Never understood what was so hard to believe about people actually enjoying going outside without drenching in sweat. >

I was raised in north Georgia! I only moved away about 5 years ago, I definitely didn’t appreciate it as much as I should have growing up but my perspective has shifted significantly as I’ve grown up. North Georgia is beautiful, you get 4 clear distinct seasons every year, spring is glorious, summer can be pretty hot and gross but not always, fall is breathtaking and you can normally count on 3-5 decent 6-10 inch dustings of snow! I love it and I honestly miss it! Just not the people so much lol >

Dang, we haven't gotten good snow in years. >

Snow in the south is an absolutely magical experience. You don’t have to dig out your car and go anywhere. You can just take walks and play in it and enjoy it 🥰 >

Snow in the south is terrifying and usually leads to fights at the Piggly Wiggly
Source: born and raised in Alabama >

Man it’s crazy, I grew up going to piggly wiggly in the south, and then I went to a piggly wiggly in Wisconsin and let me tell you, it’s night and day. A completely different experience between the two >

I'll go to the Pig before I go anywhere else 
Publix is my second choice for the hard to find items. Then Winn Dixie. I'll go to Walmart if someone puts a gun to my head lol >

I love it! I used to live in Alaska and I love snow. I didn't love shoveling my vehicle out of the snow just to go to work.
Here it snows just a little bit and I don't have to go anywhere!