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Snowing In Florida For Third Time This Winter
It has been seven years since the last time multiple snow and ice events were reported in the same winter in Florida.

PENSACOLA, FL - A winter storm is bringing snow and freezing rain to the Florida Panhandle, the third time this winter season that snow and ice has hit the Sunshine State, according to the Weather Channel. It has been seven years since the last time multiple snow and ice events were reported in the same winter in Florida.
Snow was reported early Wednesday morning in Crestview and De Funiak Springs, and freezing rain was reported in Fort Walton Beach, the Weather Channel reported. Sleet accumulated on vehicles and grassy areas in Pensacola. The Bob Sikes Bridge was shut down Wednesday morning due to icy conditions.
School is canceled in school districts in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties on Wednesday and is expected to resume Thursday. Pensacola State College and the University of West Florida also will closed on Wednesday. School is scheduled to resume Thursday.
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Ice & snow... blanketing the ground, roofs & cars in Brent!! ❄️ #NWFL #FLwx #ArcticBlast #Pensacola @weartv pic.twitter.com/iMB50dH073
— Jaclyn Kelley WEAR (@JKelleyTV) January 17, 2018
For the third time in just over five weeks, #snow, freezing rain is falling in the FL panhandle. Light snow at Crestview and De Funiak Springs. Freezing rain at Ft. Walton Beach. https://t.co/jVVLYiRZEJ #Inga pic.twitter.com/UGw5KVSOWO
— Jonathan Erdman (@wxjerdman) January 17, 2018
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