A cold rain settled over North Florida on Sunday morning as Tallahassee residents kept their eyes on the sky, hoping for the rare sight of a Sunshine State snowflake.
It was not to be.
For days, meteorologists had teased the possibility of flurries as an arctic blast pushed south, but emphasized that the setup would require near-perfect timing: the cold air would need to catch up to the departing rain shield at precisely the right moment for precipitation to turn wintry…