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Discussion in 'Florida' started by BigP1202, Jan 9, 2010.

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  1. BigP1202

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    #1 BigP1202, Jan 9, 2010
    I'm in Gainesville and we were supposed to get "Light snow and flurries" early this morning. I stayed up until a little after 3am and went outside but didn't see anything. I know they got just a bit in Tampa and supposedly Orlando too.

    Any of you central Florida guys and gals see any??

    By the way, it's 2:42pm in Gainesville, FL and it feels like 28 degrees. This is ridiculous!!
     
  2. SSNISTR

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    #2 SSNISTR, Jan 9, 2010
    I am in Palm Coast (south of St. Augustine, north of Flagler Beach) maybe a mile from the ocean. We did get a few flurries early this morning. Crazy....but they say 65 by Wednesday.
     
  3. Wade

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  4. kylec

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  5. oss117

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    #5 oss117, Jan 10, 2010
    Lots of snow in Miami, but not of the same kind you are talking about...
     
  6. BoulderFCar

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    #6 BoulderFCar, Jan 10, 2010
  7. sailquik

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    #7 sailquik, Jan 10, 2010
    I've found a bunch of seemingly "dead" lizards in our yard. Seems like a good time to pick a pet iguana up. And when I say "pick one up" I mean it literally.
     

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