Florida is now the only US state without snow on the ground
 

Can't remember when I've heard that before :)

I think it happened some years back also.

Of course snow on the ground can be a broad term.
I'm not thinking that there is actual snow on the ground in Hawaii for instance.

lol well in san diego its 72f and sunny.. i know u said states but socal has been 100% nice all year

i love living here
http://www.weather.com/outlook/homea...enday/USCA0982

no place in all of usa has that beat

Looking forward to building a nice big fire in our south Florida home's fireplace tonight. It isn't all that often that we get to enjoy it and not that many homes down here even have a fireplace.

Hawaii has snow and they even ski there :winkwink:

I love socal and it's sunny beaches but it gets dam cold when you get up towards SF.

Where's All Gore? Skiing?

I don't usually count mountain elevation as on the ground but yes there is snow
in the mountains.

I rock a fireplace too. It's not often we get to use it, but I love it when we do.

The space heater has also been put to use.

must be a record or something

Nah, happens almost at least once every year, there was a point last year when all 50 states had snow. http://www.ktka.com/weblogs/weather_...did-have-snow/