Solution to South Florida's congestion: global warming

A new study predicts that if global warming continues unchecked, temperatures in our area will go up and up -- 5 to 7 degrees in the summer. Can you imagine a typical 95 degree day in June?
The likely reaction might be to crank up the air conditioning, but I suspect we'll have reverse snowbirds. In other words, those who can afford it will abandon South Florida for cooler climes during summer. Can you say North Carolina a.k.a. Neo-Miami?
For the rest of us stewing in mid-July, this still might be good news.We can do some of our own reverse p.r. Advertise the growing heat and hope that people will move elsewhere. Goodbye, traffic.