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Josh’s Serious Climate discusses which states will get strike by heavy snowfall with a effective storm future week. At the exact same time, areas of Texas will get strike by important rain and heavy storms, placing a dent in the drought. And regrettably, serious weather conditions appears to be to plague storm-weary Southerners the moment all over again.
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I live in Southern Illinois and haven’t heard a thing about this.
My god, I follow so many weatherman and not one person talks about Oklahoma at all. Ryan hall talked about it for less than 2 seconds. WHY WONT ANYONE TALK ABOUT OKLAHOMA!!!!
22:25 glad you talked about the south east I feel like it might be even worse than Tuesday because that low level jet matches up with the cluster of storms and if prefrontal supercells form it could be a growing concern, anything can change though! Great video!
There are a lot of strange things going on this in today's political climate. The more the climate changes, the more the climate change movement is raising the cost for natural gas and electricity, funny how this works, who is really in control of the weather, and if there was a global ice age once, was it cause by man, or did it happen on it's own? Who really cause the climate to change, with all of their wars, and nuclear Bombs, The first test of a fission ("atomic") bomb released an amount of energy approximately equal to 20,000 tons of TNT (84 TJ).[1] The first thermonuclear ("hydrogen") bomb test released energy approximately equal to 10 million tons of TNT (42 PJ). Nuclear bombs have had yields between 10 tons TNT (the W54) and 50 megatons for the Tsar Bomba (see TNT equivalent). A thermonuclear weapon weighing as little as 600 pounds (270 kg) can release energy equal to more than 1.2 megatonnes of TNT (5.0 PJ).[2]
always a fucking change over to rain cause the lows always wanna party in the lakes
No snow along the east coast is great! That’s fewer auto accidents, less broken bones from slips and falls and more.
Winter advisor at best here in Northeast Ohio. Not a winter storm here unless we get at a minimum 8 to 12 inches + and these models from what i see don't show that.
This storm as of now more of a nuisance snow than a big winter storm here in northern Ohio.
Thank you for the update.
Are you in NWI?
Don't look like
I’m from North Carolina too
Hello sir will there be measurable snow in north central Arkansas next week I live in Searcy Arkansas
For us in Springfield ,ILL , 3-4 inches is plenty to plow , really dont need a foot , LOL !!
i’m thinking winter is done for the southeast
I live in East Tennessee and where I am gets lots of snow. Got a mountain on each side of me and for some reason it all gets dumped on us . I’m at a higher elevation than in town where they get nothing or very little. So “yay” for me!!!
Dangit!! The rest of New Mexico is getting snow & southeast just gets rain 😒 who cursed this place!!
When you say biggest snowstorm I thought you meant like the with the most snow fall total …..not like the biggest area.
Ohio. ???
Excited to see what happens on Wednesday in northern Kentucky.
I live in one of those little pockets areas near Florence Kentucky that always seems to get smacked with more snow than the rest of the area.
Nooo. So now we aren’t gonna get any big ones 😢
Looks like you were right about this rain 🌧️ here in North Carolina 🙏
Amen
Good Morning Josh, what are your thoughts, when NYC will finally get a huge snowstorm , before spring arrives