Study reveals 920,000 'snowbirds' move to Florida during winter season
They found that in the height of the winter season, the state is home 920,000 seasonal residents, that's compared to the 170,000 temporary residents who are in Florida during the late summer.
The snowbirds stay for an average of five months.
In this year's study, New Yorkers accounted for 13.1 percent of Florida's temporary residents, followed by people from Michigan at 7.4 percent, Ohio at 6.7 percent and Pennsylvania at 5.8 percent. Canadians accounted for 5.5 percent of the snowbirds.