Weather, Storms & Hurricane Blog

Just returned home after a great Thanksgiving day with family and friends. Above you can see my new nephew Alan sitting in at his first Thanksgiving Day meal. He was loving the paper table coth, pulling and tearing it while watching everyone eat. He had a few “taste samples” himself that dad sneaked in, and he liked the taste. […]

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Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving 2006! Another cool start here this morning in South Florida with upper 40s making it a chilly Thanksgiving start. It’s not as bad as it is up in New York City with the east coast storm slowly moving northward bringing heavy rains and strong gusty winds to Manhattan as they […]

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First light this morning gave view of frost on our cars and roof tops here in Okeechobee as the winds here in South Florida went nearly calm overnight allowing the temperatures to fall into the mid 30s. (see post below) Above you can see me playing with the frost on the back of my car […]

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This early am is cold in many location over Florida, with temperatures in the 30s over the inland counties as the winds have dropped off more in those locations. In the plot above you can see a current reading of 33F in Palmdale, Florida located on the west-northwest side of Lake Okeechobee. It’s actually colder in […]

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Note: Full January 2-3, 2008 Florida Freeze and Snow flurry coverage can be found on our main page.

Reports have been coming into the National Weather Service offce in Melbourne Florida that light snow flurries have been falling over the last few hours at times. There is currenly a wind surge moving down the northern Central […]

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Woke up this morning to temperatures in the upper 30s here at my home. The rest of the state saw temps in the mid 30s in north Florida to the lower 40s for South Florida. Strong cold air advection still underway over the state and will continue well into tonight. Gale center now alive off […]

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Florida starting out chilly this morning as a shortwave digs into the southeast and Florida and will help the development of a surface low pressure system off the northeast Florda coast later this afternoon into tonight. This is going to setup a impressive cold air advection flow over Florida the next 24-36 hours, bringing in […]

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