Only once before, in 1899, had something resembling snow fallen over South Florida. And not this far south, only down to Fort Pierce. Miami’s snowfall during the Blizzard of 1977 was caused by a ...

19th, 1977. The snow fell as far south as Homestead and flakes even fell on the sandy shores of Miami Beach. The next day The Miami Herald's read: "The Day It Snowed in Miami." South Florida ...

Nearly five decades ago, Miami had its first and only snowfall on record in South Florida, on Jan. 19, 1977. The snow fell as far south as Homestead and flakes even fell on the sandy shores of ...

While Florida had experienced snow on rare occasions before and after 1977 — most often “snow flurries” and “light sleets of snow ... Naples, Moore Haven and West Palm Beach experienced their coldest ...

Parts of Florida will likely see snow this week ... The snow on Jan. 19, 1977, was seen as far south as Homestead and even fell on Miami Beach, according to the National Weather Service.

While Florida had experienced snow on rare occasions before and after 1977 — most often “snow ... while Fort Lauderdale and Miami also saw near-record lows. There were unverified reports ...

Olivia Lightyear, 23, used the snow day in Pensacola on Tuesday, Jan. 21, to recreate a scene she saw in a photo during another rare snowfall event in Florida that happened in 1977. Lightyear ...

“Heavy snow bands over the Florida Panhandle into southeast Alabama with gusty winds of 25-30 mph ... The roofs of cars in parking lots are more than simply dusted as was the case in Miami way back on ...

according to the Florida Climate Center. Previous to Jan. 19, 1977, the farthest south snow had been seen was along a line from Fort Myers to Fort Pierce in February 1899, according to the National ...