While some long-range models have shown very slim chances for snow in Florida, meteorologist Eric Burris reminds you not to fall for the hype. Here's what those models mean:

No snow is in the forecast as of now, but if we were to get snow in Florida, it would most likely be along Interstate 10 if an arctic air mass was to move squarely toward the Gulf Coast and create an area of low pressure near Tallahassee, Florida, which then moves into the Carolinas.

The central and eastern portions of the United States are expected to face multiple unforgiving fronts of Arctic air in the coming weeks. Each cold front will move progressively more to the south, eventually bringing cold air from the Arctic deep into the southern United States,

Everything has to line up just right, and it's still really far for long-range forecasts, but there is a chance some areas could see snow this month.

Many forecasters currently don't think it is likely that snow will fall in the Sunshine State as multiple cold fronts move through the region in the next week or so. However, some forecasters believe there is a slight chance for some Florida residents to see snowfall,

The last measurable snow fell in Florida in January 2014 Cold fronts are heading for Florida, bringing a blast of arctic temperatures to the region. But will there be snow? Many forecasters currently don't think it is likely that snow will fall in the Sunshine State as multiple cold fronts move through the region in the next week or so.