Snow In Northwest Florida (With Gallery)

January 18, 2026

For the second year in a row, snow fell in Northwest Florida on Sunday morning.

It was not nearly the amount of snow, up to 10 inches, that fell in North Escambia in 2025, but many people were treated to a light dusting and a few great photo opportunities. However, others, especially across extreme northern Escambia County, didn’t see anything but a few snowflakes.

For photo gallery #1, click here.

For photo gallery #2, click here.

NorthEscambia.com and reader submitted photos, click to enlarge.

Comments

5 Responses to “Snow In Northwest Florida (With Gallery)”

  1. mnon on January 19th, 2026 10:54 am

    It would snow here in the 70s and the agenda was a coming ice age, people forget that. Now money is in data centers and you can’t push that and green new steal, so now per Bill Gates global warming is no longer an issue.

  2. Charlotte on January 19th, 2026 12:00 am

    I told my sister we were going to probably have some snow flurries Sunday. She laughed at me and said, she didn’t believe me. When I got up this morning, I saw the snow in my yard, knocked on her bedroom door and said, “I rest my case.”

  3. Al G. on January 18th, 2026 7:36 pm

    Global warming two years in a row . Unbelievable !

  4. Cb on January 18th, 2026 5:57 pm

    Id much rather it snow once or twice every winter than it be fiery gates of hell hot during the summertime any day of the year.

  5. Sedition on January 18th, 2026 1:55 pm

    2 years in a row.
    Has that ever happened here?





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