It's cold....

Right now, I am in Mississippi and its freezing..

South Florida had to bundle up Thursday as temperatures dropped into the low 30s in the early morning hours.

CBS4 Weather Center said temperatures across the region tied or broke some of the coldest temperatures on record. At Tamiami Airport, the thermometer dipped to 35-degrees, the coldest temperature ever recorded at the airport.

Ft. Lauderdale, at 39-degrees, tied the record cold temperature set back in 1979. Miami, which also recorded a temperature of 39-degrees, missed its record cold mark of 35-degrees set back in 1898. Miami Beach, however, broke the record at 41-degrees; its previous record cold temperature was 42-dregrees set back in 1979.

Key West also tied their record low temperature of 45-degrees set in three previous years. The previous record low for the Southernmost City was 46-degrees set back in 1898.

The lowest temperature recorded across the was 20 degrees in Cross City, about 90 miles southeast of Tallahassee, according to the National Weather Service.

To our north, Citrus growers across the middle part of the state spent Wednesday night into Thursday morning trying to save their crops from the cold snap that brought temperatures into the 20s and teens overnight.