2025 Pensacola Ornament - Historic Snowstorm

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This year’s Pensacola ornament honors the Historic Snowstorm of 2025 that turned the Gulf Coast into a winter wonderland on January 21 and which broke 130-year-old records for the most snowfall (8.9 inches) and the coldest temperature (13º Fahrenheit) ever recorded in Pensacola. The ornament depicts the famous Pensacola Beach sign covered in snow, accompanied by a snowman and some seagulls. For this storm, the National Weather Service indicated that unusually cold and dry air, originating from the Arctic, collided with Gulf moisture, resulting in dry, fluffy snow that tended to accumulate. This type of powdery snow is more common in mountain areas than along the Gulf Coast.

About the Artist: Mitzi Holt
Pensacola, Florida
Mitzi Holt was born and raised in Pensacola and began drawing by the age of five. She has continued to draw, paint, and develop her own self-taught style ever since and earned a degree in Graphic Design from Pensacola State College. Growing up in such a scenic environment, Mitzi was constantly inspired by the unlimited and exceptional beauty of the area. Besides drawing portraits and painting murals, she has produced a series of drawings depicting beloved Pensacola landmarks.