When the snowstorm hit the Sunshine State, many Floridians didn’t make a run for their shovel. Instead, they decided to make wonderful little shapes and sculptures out of it.

It was a scene rarely expected from a place known for its sunshine and sandy beaches.

A bewildered man in Century, Florida, couldn’t contain his surprise over the Sunshine State being painted white with snow.

The investigative reporter, Jonathan Lee Riches, stood next to a sign that said, “Welcome to the free state of Florida, the Sunshine State” as he was surrounded by snow.

“There is snow on the ground. There is snow on the pavement. There is snow on the palm trees. There’s snow on the cars. There’s snow everywhere, folks! It’s snowmageddon!” he said.

Keeping up with some of the dramatic overreactions to the snowfall, one Texan humorously captured the image of a light dusting of snow on the ground.

“We will rebuild,” read the text on the image, as a measuring tape failed to register a whole inch of snow.

Of course, snow chains are a common household item for residents who live in areas where blizzard warnings are common. But for the southerns, it was time to get creative with snow chains for their wheels.

“Get those Louisiana snow tires ready, y'all!” photographer David Nola said as he geared up for the snowflake season.

A police vehicle got with the Fast and Frosty vibe as Houston got an icy white makeover over the last few days.

An onlooker shared a video, expressing disbelief as the police car did full-blown “donuts” in the snow.

Even the brave police and firefighters of Houston joined in on the fun as the Texan city welcomed the snow with arms wide open.

“A rare snow day in Texas turned into a fun snowball fight between Houston firefighters and police!” read a tweet alongside a clip of the revelers playing in the snow.

“I guess that's making lemonade out of lemons?” read one comment on the video.

Residents were absolutely confused when the beaches of Florida got a frosty makeover.

The famed beached paradise was having an “identity crisis,” one X user joked, sharing a video of snowflakes falling on the shore.

TikTokers enjoyed their moment of pretending they were in a survival thriller.

Armed with nothing but a broom, a woman battled her snow-covered car as she joked about doing whatever it would take to get to her partner.

A Louisiana woman unleashed her inner Elsa as she pranced around in the snow to the Let It Go soundtrack.

Arms outstretched and with the Disney-level dramatics on full blast, the woman seemed to be enjoying her moment in the white winter wonderland.

Even Louisiana's furry residents are making it clear: snow? Nope! 

An X user shared a hilarious video of his dogs refusing to step out of their comfort zone when confronted by the white, fluffy phenomenon that covered the great outdoors.

Floridans got a taste of what it’s like to step into a snowglobe this week.

A beachgoer shared a video of snow falling on the coast in what was described as a “once in a lifetime video.”

“I never thought I’d see snow on the beach in Florida! Today was magical! I hope you enjoy this once in a lifetime video,” read the caption.

Proving how much Southerners love their flavor, one New Orleans man hilariously sprinkled some seasoning on the snow instead of the usual salt.

“When people in New Orleans see snow for the first time in their lives,” read the text on the clip.

A New Orleans resident grabbed his hockey stick and puck to have a “puckin awesome!” time in the snow, as one internet user put it.

The man was seen chasing his puck around on Canal Street, one of the busiest blocks in New Orleans.

Down in Louisiana, one Cajun refused to let the freak snowfall kill the vibe. 

The resident bundled up and jammed on his accordion wearing a Mardi Gras mask.

Residents of New Orleans strapped on their skis and hit the… not slopes, but flat, slippery streets of Bourbon St.

“Making the most out of it,” journalist Andrés Fuentes wrote on Twitter.

Houstonians have turned the Allen Parkway into a makeshift ski resort. Locals were seen gliding on the snow, making the most of the unexpected snowstorm.

“Officially skiing and sledding in Houston off Allen Parkway. #snow #houwx,” read the caption of the video viewed over a million times, shared by Fox26 anchor Sally MacDonald.

The snowdrifting shenanigans went viral online, with one video showing a Louisianan zipping through the outdoors.

A voice behind the camera was heard giggling away as the man took full advantage of the rare snowfall.

A self-proclaimed “average south Louisiana Cajun” shared a video of himself “freaking out” over the snow when he stepped out for a drive.

“I was gonna take a ride. I can’t tell the driveway from the grass,” he exclaimed.

“2017 ain’t got nothing on this one,” he said, referring to a previous year the state received one of its biggest ever snowfalls.

Even the freezing temperatures brought a little warmth over the last few days as some people shared their delight at experiencing snow for the very first time. 

A Mississippi woman shared one such clip, writing, “Guys I’ve never seen real snow before.”

“It’s snowing in Mississippi. I still remember the first fall of snow because it’s literally right now,” she added. “I can’t believe this. This is so cool.”

Those living in Alabama certainly got creative when it came to dealing with the unexpected blizzard, one hilarious video showed.

A viral video captured the “Alabama Snow Plow” making its way down an icy road. And what was the genius contraption made of? A tractor, a trash can, and a whole lot of determination.

“Shoulda never gave Louisiana snow,” a youngster said, sharing footage of themselves dancing in the frigid temperatures with a friend.