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33°F & frosty in the rural parts of North Port this morning. It was 31°F yesterday, but no frost from the breeze. Big temperature differences from the urban VS rural areas. #SWFL #Florida @NbergWX @DylanFedericoWX @NWSTampaBay @JimCantore

Hurricane Milton, 180 MPH and 895 MBAR. Hurricane Melissa, 185 MPH and 892 MBAR. Only SIX Atlantic Hurricanes in the satellite era have achieved a sub-900 MBAR pressure. Two of them have happened in the last two years.

44.4°F was the morning low at my house in North Port #FL this morning!

What a sick transition point.

Mt. Washington has come out of the clouds today with a fresh blanket of snow! #snowliage -- October 28, 2025 New Durham, New Hampshire 60 miles south (as the crow flies)

Prayers for Jamaica; Looks like the NE eye wall is just about reaching land.

Tuesday 9am update. Melissa has intensified even more. Winds up to 180mph. Pressure down to 896mb. Lightning in the eye showing it is strong as ever. Moving now NNE at 7mph. Doesn't get any worse than this.

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One of the more bizarre snow depth maps you will ever see. More on the ground in Florida than Chicago, Boston, and Pittsburgh.

I never in a million years thought I'd capture an image of a snow covered Pensacola Beach, FL. But, I was wrong. Check out the full video of this historic event below. #FLwx https://t.co/bZrN455qwg

#GOES16 Land Surface Temperatures were sub-zero (Fahrenheit! Highlighted in white in the toggle below) over parts of Florida, Alabama and Louisiana this morning. More imagery and details on the CIMSS Blog https://t.co/9qccDMsmSH

One of the weirdest snowfall total maps you’ll ever see on the Gulf Coast 👀❄️ This was truly a historic snowstorm for many!

Nearing 9” in Pace, FL! @NWSMobile

That’s pretty official!

❄️ ONE FOOT of snow in the Garden District of New Orleans 🤯

Greatest #Florida snow totals on record are below. Milton in the Panhandle had 4" from a winter storm in 1954. Highest officially. Unofficially, it was reported in February of 1973 that Jay, just south of the Alabama border, had 6 - 8"...which matches up with model reanalysis of

🔴 1040am Update - We updated our storm total snow forecast as overall consensus of all the latest model guidance now has higher snow totals across the area. ☃️ We now expect 4-6 inches of snow across much of the southern and eastern portions of our area today. #mobwx

Somewhere under the blue on the radar is Louisiana. ❄️ Blockbuster blizzard is ongoing more reminiscent of Boston than Baton Rouge.

12z NAM is just crazy for Tallahassee. 4.7" of snow followed by a half-inch of ice.