Video above: First Warning Meteorologist Eric Burris tracks snowy conditions in TallahasseeFor the first time in a long time, Florida is seeing measurable snow across the Panhandle. Many of those snowfall totals are breaking records.On Tuesday, residents in Pensacola saw 5 inches of snow, a possible all-time high, a winter storm brushed through the southeast.In places like Milton, Molino and Bellview, residents saw more than 8 inches of snow.Oriole Beach saw 7.5 inches and Crestview saw 5.5 inches. The totals could change as more snow falls overnight and into Wednesday morning.In comparison to other cities across the region, here’s a look at where some Florida cities’ snowfall totals fare as of 6:00 a.m. Wednesday: While Central Florida isn’t forecasted to have snow, it’s worth noting the last time it snowed in our area was in 2008.
Video above: First Warning Meteorologist Eric Burris tracks snowy conditions in Tallahassee
For the first time in a long time, Florida is seeing measurable snow across the Panhandle. Many of those snowfall totals are breaking records.
On Tuesday, residents in Pensacola saw 5 inches of snow, a possible all-time high, a winter storm brushed through the southeast.
In places like Milton, Molino and Bellview, residents saw more than 8 inches of snow.
-Oriole Beach saw 7.5 inches and Crestview saw 5.5 inches. The totals could change as more snow falls overnight and into Wednesday morning.
In comparison to other cities across the region, here’s a look at where some Florida cities’ snowfall totals fare as of 6:00 a.m. Wednesday:
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While Central Florida isn’t forecasted to have snow, it’s worth noting the last time it snowed in our area was in 2008.
