>> HONESTLY, SORT OF HARD FOR ME TO PUT INTO WORDS JUST HOW INCREDIBLE THIS RADAR LAPS I'M ABOUT TO SHOW YOU. IT'S HISTORIC. WINTER STORM RECORD-BREAKING WINTER STORM OCCURRING OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS HERE. WE BEGIN AT 4 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY. WIND NEAR BLIZZARD CONDITIONS WERE OCCURRING IN NEW ORLEANS AND THAT SNOW HAD JUST BEGUN TO PUSH ITS WAY INTO THE PANHANDLE. AS I ADVANCE THIS FORWARD, THERE IS ABOUT 8 HOUR PERIOD OF HEAVY SNOW IN THE PANHANDLE. THAT SNOW, THAT ICE CONTINUES TO TRACK TO THE EAST HERE THIS MORNING, WE'RE STILL EING A MIX OF RAIN AND SNOW IN NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA RIGHT NOW WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED TO GET REPORTS OF SOME FLAKES MIXING IN IN JACKSONVILLE AT TIMES THIS MORNING. BUT FOR THE PANHANDLE RECORDS ABSOLUTELY SHATTERED WITH THE SNOW THAT FELL. LOOK AT THESE NUMBERS. 8.8 INCHES OF SNOW IN MILTON, FLORIDA. THE HIGHEST TOTAL I WAS ABLE TO FIND AS TH SEARCH THROUGH THE OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM THE TIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ORIOLE BEACH, 8 INCHES. MOLINO, 8 INCHES, PENSACOLA BEACH, ALL THE WAY UP TO THE WATER, PENSACOLA BEACH, 6.5 INCHES OF SNOW CEDAR GROVE 6 INCHES AND FOR PERSPECTIVE, THE 8.8 INCHES OF SNOW IN MILTON TUESDAY THAT MORE THAN DOUBLES THE PREVIOUS RECORD SET ALL THE WAY BACK IN 1950, FOR THE RECORD FOR THE STATE. THE ALL-TIME RECORD SNOW FOR THE STATE OF FLORIDA DOUBLED YESTER