Footage of what appears to be snowflakes falling from the sky over Miami at Hard Rock Stadium was uploaded to Twitter on Christmas morning. Soccer fans whipped out their smartphones to film South Florida’s rare weather phenomenon: snow in subtropical Miami
We got snow in Miami?pic.twitter.com/KbcB9HDHWJ
— Action Network (@ActionNetworkHQ) December 25, 2022
A nearby National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather station recorded about 37 degrees Fahrenheit, zero degrees Celsius, when videos of the snowflakes were posted to social media. However, the snow was much more plentiful a few hundred kilometers to the north. The snow was not confirmed by any state weather agency. But Capital Weather Gang meteorologist Matthew Cappucci said: “Yes, it snowed in Brevard County on the Space Coast about an hour and a half ago. It was mostly sleet with a few snowflakes mixed in.”
CHRISTMAS SNOW ON #FLORIDA! ❄️
Yes, about an hour and a half ago it snowed in Brevard County on the Space Coast. It was mostly sleet, but a few flurries mixed in. ☃️
Very cold Siberian air is even trying to sneak into the Sunshine State on the upper floors. 🌨 @MyRadarWX pic.twitter.com/VLLsQmmwp5
— Matthew Cappucci (@MatthewCappucci) December 25, 2022
In the end it even snowed on the beach…
Snow on the beach ❄️🏖️
It’s GAME DAY in Miami!#GBvsMIA | #GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/2H7cFoVNwn
— Green Bay Packers (@packers) December 25, 2022
After a hot summer, climate alarmists, the Greeks of the world, claimed we were all dying from the heat. Instead, it’s snowing in Miami, which isn’t actually a place in the temperate north. They could respond by saying, “It’s because of climate change.” Correct, of course, because climate change will be to blame when normal heat returns tomorrow. It is a pity that the climate has changed since the Earth’s atmosphere has existed. And by the way, it snowed in Miami in 1977…
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