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Snow covered parts of Florida on Sunday for the second year in a row.
At least two inches of snow fell across southern portions of Alabama and the Florida Panhandle, including Pensacola.
A blast of Arctic air has also been gripping parts of the state and will linger through early next week.
National Weather Service meteorologist Joe Wegman says the cold snap will be short-lived.
Freeze warnings have been issued in Florida, including in Orlando, where temperatures could fall to at least 25 degrees.
The snow occurred nearly one year to the day when a winter storm dumped close to a foot of snow in northwest Florida.
Video shared on social media shows an unarmed man walking up behind one of the suspected gunmen and grabbing him around the neck.
The civilian wrestles and disarms the gunman, who falls to the ground before walking away.
New South Wales Premier Chris Menz praised the man's actions.
NPR has not independently verified the man's identity, but several reports say that the man is 43-year-old Ahmed Al Ahmed, a fruit shop owner.
Winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect from South Dakota to portions of Ohio.
The National Weather Service says the storm will bring heavy snowfall and hazardous travel conditions.
By Saturday afternoon, more than 800 flights leaving and coming to Chicago O'Hare International Airport had been canceled.
National Weather Service meteorologist Andrew Orison says Monday will be a better day to travel.
Officials are warning travelers in the path of the storm to stay off the roads.