 In 1989, a December cyclone spun up offshore northeast Florida, bringing measureable snow to Jacksonville and flurries across Sarasota in west-central Florida, and some Lake Okeechobee-effect snows downwind of the lake.In 1993, the Storm of the Century brought an intense squall line, and winds gusting over , to much of the Sunshine State during the early morning hours of March 13.Later that day, flurries were witnessed across the Florida Panhandle in its wake.