Florida Freeze Continues Tonight Frost Video Pictures

January 6, 2010 - Floridians woke up to another morning of well below normal cold weather here in South Florida. Temperatures hovered around 30°F for several hours this morning, with wind chill reading in the lower 20’s over interior counties. This arctic intrusion into tropical Southern Florida, is expected to continue into the weekend, with yet another surge of very cold temperatures. Also, another night tonight of freezing weather is in store for Florida with temps about the same, or even possibly a little colder if the winds can go light. In the following short video segment, you’ll see the frost covered windshields, car’s, house rooftops and lawns from this morning at sunrise.

Northern Florida is really seeing some sub-freezing temperatures as well over long durations the last few nights. Here is a pool in Pensacola, FL with a layer of ice on the surface, with a coffee mug locked into place from the ice. Thanks to Twitter follower @PADRE2425 for sharing this photo with us. Northern Florida and the Panhandle region will continue to see very cold weather conditions again tonight with temps falling into the lower 20’s again. It definitely has been impressive seeing all the records being broken, and recorded low high during the days, and lows at night. Look for this to continue.

Florida crops are also being greatly affected by all this cold air, and there likely has been damage to some varieties of vegetations, including oranges, sugarcane, tropical plants, palm tree’s, and sod fields. Local interior farms still have several nights of threatening weather to contend with, and more possible for next week as well for South and Central Florida locations. So, the start of January 2010 is turning out to be one heck of a cold beginning to the new year for Floridians and retirees down from up north for the Winter season. Stay warm folks!!

A few more pictures of frosty scenes from Okeechobee City, Florida this morning at sunrise.

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Florida Cold Brings Expected Freeze Threat Overnight

January 5, 2010 – Don’t be fooled by this picture, it’s been in the mid 50’s all day here in South Florida, and freezing temperatures are expected later tonight. The picture shows a misleading scene of a nice warm looking sun with coconut palms, but cold northwesterly winds continued to filter in well below normal cold weather for not only South Florida, but the entire state. Late afternoon hours on Tuesday had a range of temperatures from the lower 40’s in the Florida Panhandle, to the mid and upper 40’s in Central Florida. Even at 3pm, the temp in Key West, FL was 59°F.

The National Weather Service in Miami, FL issued earlier this afternoon, a Freeze Warning for metro Southeast Florida counties that include Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. Temperatures are expected to fall near or at the freezing mark in the western suburbs of South Florida. Further north into Central Florida, there are Hard Freeze Warnings in place, as tonight’s low’s are forecasted to fall below 32°F for many hours. This will likely produce crop damage, and make for dangerous cold conditions for residents.

This will make for the third cold night in a row, and the coldest of the week in Florida. More possible arctic weather is on the horizon for Florida next week if the computer forecast models pan out.

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Mayon Volcano Video Explosions Lava Cascades Legaspi

December 24, 2009 – Once again fellow Storm Chaser James Reynolds fed me in some of his latest Mayon Volcano video footage from Legaspi City, Philippines. There are some beautiful scenes of explosions and lava cascades during the early morning hours of Christmas Eve. He continues to capture some beautiful imagery of the volcano and share it will us.

Be sure to visit James’s personal website for all his work at: Typhoonfury.com

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Volcano Mayon Video From Chaser James Reynolds

December 24, 2009 (Philippines time) – James Reynolds continues to monitor the activity with Volcano Mayon. Early in the morning of Christmas Eve, more smoke plumes and lava could be seen running down the side of the volcano. This is a short one minute update from James, as the internet services are slow in the area. You can view the previous video update from him below.

December 23, 2009 – Fellow Storm Chaser James Reynolds, also known for his great Typhoon chasing in the western Pacific, recently left for a Volcano Expedition and traveled to Legaspi, Philippines. This latest video just sent in from him last night, is of the Mayon Volcano not to far from Legaspi where he and press have setup.

A special thanks to James Reynolds, for sharing this great event with us, and allowing Weatherzine to share the video with our visitors as well. We will be continuing to monitor his updates over the coming days, and also to see what Volcano Mayon might do next.

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Typhoon Nida Monster Swells For Surfers In Guam

November 29, 2009 – Slow moving Typhoon Nida has been producing very impressive clean and large swells along the western coast of Guam. Surfers and body-boarders have been cranking out some major surf sessions the last 24 hours, and the swells could increase a little more into Monday.

Jim Edds remains on the Island of Guam in the western Pacific Ocean, on his two month typhoon expedition. These were the latest scenes from Guam on Sunday.

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