Get Ready! This Winter Will Be Difficult

[@CityPrepping]

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[@juliec3819]

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[@renegade7493]

You can't prepare for this unless u understand why it's happening.

[@felishagathright4013]

My grandparents watched the wildlife. Not the TV. They also always said, Prepare for the worse & hope for the best. Always better to have it & not need it that need it & not have it. I have stuck to that philosophy my entire life. Ice storms, floods, tornadoes, whatever, we were prepared enough to get us thru.

[@CityPrepping]

funny you say that. i had a section about that exact thing in the video but edited it out at the last minute. small world.

[@robertmarmaduke186]

We USED TO HAVE a warm 'Indian Summer' with our kids, changing leaves, barking dogs, cinnamon, cloves, corn mazes and pumpkin patches. This second Summer of No Summer I saw a mob of crows flying south already. It's been 50°Fs highs and raining since Labor Day, more typical Seattle WINTER. The garden is already rotting away. _I'm scraping moss from the car trim!_

[@felishagathright4013]

I'm in SW AR. Temps are normal but leaves been changing for couple of weeks. Our horses are eating like crazy. Squirrels are working hard too.

[@theshadygrovehomestead]

​@@felishagathright4013I'm in Central Arkansas seeing the leaves change a bit early too

[@dittohead7044]

Agree. We’re always told this will be a bad winter - by the amount of wooly worms, spider webs, squirrels prepping, etc and they’ve been wrong every time. Best philosophy to live by!

[@hoosierpreppingnurse]

I was talking to someone located in Canada. It was a business call. I mentioned that it was snowing out. She asked it the flakes were big or small. I said small. She said that small flakes meant a short snow storm. Large flakes meant a long snow fall. I started watching after that. It was pretty much accurate.

[@Linda-qm2xd]

Im in Florida, and am Army Veteran. The most helpful thing that ive found is keeping a wet hand towel in the freezer. Mold it in a horseshoe shape put frozen towel around the back of neck. It helps regulate your whole body temp. Stay cool.

[@stephaniewalchle4033]

Yep south west Florida girl here and my grandpa was a Korean War veteran He taught me the same trick ❤ Thank you for your service and God bless stay 😎 cool

[@d.cstunna9169]

On your feet too

[@Melissasurbanhomestead]

I am in Florida too, this summer was brutal. I actually sewed pockets inside of a tank top, on my core front and back, and one on the chest for reusable ice packs to fit in. And my husband bought me a fan that is horseshoe shaped and USB chargeable for my neck, I look stupid wearing all that but it made gardening bearable

[@SteveHartman-my9rg]

Get a 4 man tent a tarp n 3 blankets. Put tarp on floor inside wherever u want to put tent up. Put wool blanket on tent floor put 2 blankets on tent roof put sleeping bag in tent. Put pet dishes outside tent. Get battery powered lantern n flashlight inside tent. Put cooler in tent get grill to cook outside house. This in case electric goes out youll be warm n fed without heat

[@MB-ml2ss]

This is a good idea. I was thinking of putting my full size bed in my tent. It will keep me off the ground. I also have a sheep skin rug I put between the mattress and fitted sheet. This will help me stay warm.

[@Sharpo16]

In the terrible winter (loss of electricity, the grid, ice, frozen pipes) a few years ago in central Texas, of course we dressed warmly, but at night in addition to the regular winter beddings, we threw on an honest-to-goodness real down opened up kid’s sleeping bag on top. We could not have been cozier. The real down made all the difference. My suggestion is save for a few weeks until you can splurge on a down comforter if you are worried about the cold.

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

A USB powered crockpot to keep hot beverages, soups to warm you from your tummy

[@brendag2891]

​@@OvcharkaShepherdThe closest you will get to a low power drain food heater is a small cigarette lighter plug in meal warmer sold at mostly trucking stops along major freeways. Crock pots take a lot more power than a USB port can supply

[@dees1378]

@@brendag2891thanks for the idea. I didn’t think of that as a prep. I have butane single burner and a two burner camp stove for propane. Also my gas grill with a side burner.

[@eduardoyetivinski9186]

Dude I’m old…every winter is difficult🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

[@RebeccaTreeseed]

My prediction says this winter will be a milder one. So I repaired my heater. Yesterday I made a fleece half slip and today will start a fleece full slip. Last winter they kept me cozy. Add in a fleece neck gaiter. I like underlayers to keep heat close to skin and outer layers presentable enough to answer the front door.

[@chanchan5349]

Ooh good idea! I have the gaiter…I wear an extremely old pair of uggs (newer insoles) as house slippers to keep my calves warm. My mother swore by keeping your Fanny covered to keep your body warm.

[@justjoanish]

By slip do you mean a skirt type thing, like a woman's old fashioned slip?

[@shannonstubbins9776]

Tell me about the slips please

[@RebeccaTreeseed]

Shannon, slips are sold online. They are meant to wear under dresses/skirts. Search slips, full slips, halfslips. Historically, they were used for warmth, support full skirt, protect outer clothing from soiling. Under clothes were washed more frequently than outer garments. Period costumers have some interesting information about the history.

[@shannonstubbins9776]

Thank you!!!

[@JaneTruxell]

After nearly losing power almost a dozen times during the summer, I'm not taking any chances this winter.

[@DogBeast221]

Our in-line Generac, coupled with the much larger propane supply has bailed us out on several occasions.

[@eleanorsnyder3919]

On our acreage the power goes out quite often summer and winter. I think of it as several test runs.

[@jessicacanfield5058]

I try to plan for the worst and hope for the best. That way I am covered no matter what happens.

[@lynmurray4331]

I'm in the southern half of Alberta (Canada) and we've been told to expect a colder and snowier winter this year. The mountain ash trees (aka Rowan) here are so loaded down with berries that the branches are bent. They were something my Mom used to always watch as a winter predictor and I do too - if they're right - it's going to be a bad one. Aside from the usual fall preparations, we're as ready as we can be.

[@Melanie-l2r]

In Southern AB as well, and Bears eatting berries earlier too. Waterton bears munching beside hwy earlier than usual.

[@treethunderchild9022]

Alaska here. Off-grid 95% of my adult life (66yrs). Reading everyones comments. Something i rarely hear mentioned is having an aditional equipped shelter even if for short term in case something is wrong with your main one. On the climate issue, solar, ocean temps, etc all contribute to effect the weather. I don't think its extreme at all to include that what we are doing to change the atmosphere changes the atmosphere. Its not political or religious its just math. I went solar and wind power over 40 yrs ago for the simple reason that i don't think its wise to destroy what's keeping us all alive. Not telling others to change, to busy doing that myself. ☮️ Thanks for y'all's comments i learned a lot.

[@williamgonzales9825]

FYI That symbol of an Upsidedown Broken Incircled Cross Means peace only to the fallen one's thee ignorant and blind Lord have mercy Much love and God bless 💨💛

[@NTJedi]

Few people are aware the governments of each country cause over a hundred times more pollution than its citizens. So for anyone who wants to "save the planet" make sure you start with the government of your country.

[@Linda-qm2xd]

Having redundant systems is good advice. Having several ways to filter water, and various items to start a fire. Be prepared.

[@RomanVarl]

I'd say the heat is a bigger problem nowadays, than the cold. I have learned that after spending some years in Dubai. When it's cold, you can always wear extra layers of clothes to stay warm. When it's hot you can't take off a layer of your skin to cool down 😆

[@lindas9806]

How cold?

[@Gkrissy]

@@lindas9806exactly because hypothermia is no joke.

[@TheMightyTengu]

As I was a homeless man who lived in high mountain deserts I can say I agree with you 100% Brother.

[@richardhansen342]

You can only take off so much clothes be fore they arrest you for not being a Democrat feminista.

[@Heartwing37]

Agree!

[@saraushipley]

My husband noticed here in Minnesota that squirrels started stocking up for winter earlier than usual. So I'm thinking we might be in for a cold winter.

[@Michaelfatman-xo7gv]

Or a longer winter.

[@robertmarmaduke186]

Here the mobs of crow flew south in August already. The racoon was begging in August too but gone. Even the blue jays are gone! The garden is rotting in early rains and only wildlife left are the squirrel I feed and two hummingbirds, who beat the window pane if I let their feeder go empty. This our second shorter and colder Summer of No Summer in Seattle. It rained until the end of June and froze out our cherry tree and tomatoe starts.

[@nursekate6772]

Same here in Michigan. They started here in late July, early August

[@stuartaminion511]

either that or fat squirrels

[@MalkaLand1996]

I noticed that here in northern Kentucky, too!

[@danielcortez9362]

YO. CP I never get tired of watching your informative videos, they are a great reminder for all of us (new or old preppers ) , to keep our preps up to date , where to start and where we need to end up , Thank you for your hard work 👍

[@CityPrepping]

you're welcome and always appreciate your feedback!

[@miasmom1230]

Once this year’s delivery comes, I will have 6-7 cords of wood, backup power supplies, plenty of warm clothes, food, water, and entertainment. I’ve always said I’ll take 25 degrees over 95 degrees any day. Ready for whatever we get this year in Vermont.

[@trying3841]

I am in Northern Florida. Rather take it cooler.... Im not saying below 50 degrees. The humidity makes 45 degrees feel like -5 degrees in dry climates.

[@31kiloradioraven63]

Texan here, give me the cold over the heat and we have some brutal heat in Texas.

[@drugivens6978]

@@31kiloradioraven63Oklahoma here we also have some brutal heat and brutal winters I’d take 25 over 100 degrees any day

[@31kiloradioraven63]

@@drugivens6978 yep, it hits y'all before gets to us 😄

[@drugivens6978]

@@31kiloradioraven63 😂

[@celticseaalchemist7667]

I live in a coastal community in southern New England. We are projected to have above average temperatures, however, that brings the possibility of heavy wet snow. This usually causes downed trees and power outages. It's always advantageous to be ready, as you consistently advise us. In past power outages, people are surprised when the grocery stores have to throw out fridge and freezer items after so many hours/days without power. They don't always have generators to keep things safe until power is restored, and trucks might not be able to deliver immediately after either. People often joke about getting your "blizzard french toast" when there's a storm warning, but there are valid reasons why perishable foods might not be delivered for a length of time. Im 57, grew up in New England, and it just seems like standard practice we were raised with to have what is needed in case there's a storm, but many don't anymore. Or maybe it's my time time in the military 🤷‍♀️ Even after all the events of the past several years, your videos are important to reach those who haven't been paying attention to the need to prepare, even on a temporary scale.

[@SheepDoggy68]

A Nalgene bottle poured full of boiling water and stuffed into an old boot sock will keep you warm for hours and allow you to sleep in temperatures way colder than you’d expect! I’ve used them during power outages/natural disasters as well as camping and even extra cold nights at home. It’s an easy, almost foolproof way to stay warm!

[@jessicacanfield5058]

What a good idea

[@Sad_clowns_303]

Thats a good idea. I do the same but freeze tap water in old water bottles during extra hot times in the summer. Keeps the bed cooler.

[@annelewis4470]

Thank you SO much!! The knowledge you impart is extremely valuable. Literally, a lot of what you share could mean the difference between a life or death scenario! We are in the far Northern area of New York State, in the foothills of the Adironcks. Canada is perhaps 20 minutes away. The winters can be extraordinarily brutal. We have 2 main seasons… winter, and prepping for winter! Occasionally, a mud season gets tossed in. No matter where folks live, we need to prepare for the worst which may happen. Then, when we are able to shine in the best of times, we can appreciate the good times, and have the peace that settles upon us, knowing we did the best that we could!

[@debcollins-lee3200]

I agree with you about the 2 seasons! I am from Massena in Northern NY. We have lived here in the Buffalo area for 2 years now. I thought winters were bad before we moved, but nothing compared to the brutal winter we had last year here, and I've read this winter will arrive early and really slam us. If you live in the Malone- Massena area continue to prepare and best wishes! D~

[@lynmurray4331]

Occasionally?? I grew up in southern Ontario (not that far from you). There was ALWAYS a mud season! 😃

[@Nyeupe-Nguvu]

WAIT. JUST. ONE. DAMNED. MINNIT. I just read a post that said Upstate New York doesn't even HAVE winter anymore

[@annelewis4470]

@@Nyeupe-Nguvu Too funny!

[@annelewis4470]

@@lynmurray4331 yes, I was trying to be positive, lol. I have actually pulled my foot out of a boot that was 6 inches deep in mud, only to land my sock footed tootsies into a foot of wet snow!!❄️

[@Cass6]

Last winter was way too easy in MN, I’m expecting a more difficult winter this year. Hopefully more Snow!

[@eleanorsnyder3919]

We always prepare for a cold snowy winter here on the Canadian prairies that way we are ready for what may happen. Last year was milder so we had a head start on the woodpile this year 😏

[@bettemiddler7756]

Where I am,over the last several years, our winters have gotten more and more mild. It barely snows anymore and if it does it's no more than 2-3 inches. Temps are also alot warmer, it's been weird to see how much the weather has changed. Last year we were still getting hot days in mid October..

[@grannygrump7425]

That's the way it's been where I live

[@chupacabra304]

It’s worldwide, global warming whether manmade or natural is happening and we would be wise to prepare for a hotter, wetter(in some places) world Crops will have to be moved all over to find shrinking arable land where they are viable People in traditionally cold areas will have to learn how to stay cool during sweltering summers, and there will be billions of immigrants heading northward to escape desertification of the equator

[@ethereal369]

This winter, unlike the last few, will be a colder La Nina instead of the warmer El Nino. This shift in the Pacific's patterns creates generally colder, wetter weather in the northern regions.

[@nursekate6772]

Same here. So unusual to be having 87 degree days in mid September. Here in Michigan it seems if we have a hot fall, we have a miserable cold windy winter.

[@dees1378]

Must be East Tennessee….

[@max_pass]

My plan for winter in Ukraine. This will be the hardest winter, as we are already experiencing electricity shortages in autumn. Hopefully, the winter will be warm. In that case, we can expect to have electricity for 12 hours a day minimum. Otherwise, it maybe less than 8 hours a day.

[@trying3841]

Get a wood stove and stock up on wood. Stay safe!

[@aga9618]

do you maybe have a grandma with a cottage with a coal fired kitchen like we do in Poland?

[@WhiteTrashTennessee]

you need to turn yourself over to Russian soldiers. You are living in sin

[@marekbartoszewski5908]

It may sound wired but there are Wim Hoff breathing methods. Due to that your body can sustain lower temperatures much better. I tried them in the past and it really works. Every edge should be exploited I believe.

[@tommysimmons5266]

Thought Ukraine was in a internet blackout

[@Luke_Sidewalker]

Watching this from the Netherlands, always great videos much appreciated!

[@L.MicheleB]

Already gathering my wood, pulling out the blankets and gettin the house AND car emergency ready. Yup😊

[@stephaniewalchle4033]

I live in south west Florida so winter doesn’t make me nervous at all I would appreciate a cool down for a few months ❤

[@Carol_Pearson]

Regardless of weather, my immune system sucks. Even though I work from home, and am not the most social of humans, I always manage to catch either flu or the 'VID every winter. So, I always keep emergency supplies on hand for when I can't get to the store. Also, I do live in a colder climate, so having extra blankets and warm clothing just comes along with that.

[@marytica123]

HOTTEST SUMMER ON RECORD - WORLDWIDE. Makes sense that WINTER will also be MORE SEVERE than normal. This "pendulum swing" has been the norm during the last few years - along with more hurricanes, winter storms, etc.

[@jacktravis7179]

Weaponized Weather Modification !

[@annyost4653]

​@@jacktravis7179🎯

[@michael12108ify]

Summer for where I live was normal!

[@Swearengen1980]

@@michael12108ify Same. Florida was hot, wow, nothing new here. "Hottest summer on record" is also misleading and depends where you get your information. I've seen plenty of claims of hottest records that were easily debunked with records just from 20 years ago. And of course, our recorded temperatures is a blink in the eye and ultimately mean fuckall.

[@robertmarmaduke186]

#74;2 Their frantic 'Hottest Day on Record!'June 2023 miraculously occurred _the same 3 days as the Congress vote on 'Renewable Energy!_ *Buried in the report that I read (...climate model simulation...)* _Défénsé Wéékly posted last September Péntágon smúrfed $30,000,000,000 off the top of 'Renewable Energy!' for TelAvivKyiv!_ 🤡🙋

[@bryanplog869]

Our winters aren't like when I was a kid. You aren't going to die in upstate NY winter anymore. Most times daytime temp is above freezing

[@lightreign8021]

It’s such a trope but yes when I was a kid you could die walking to school north of Utica. 8 ft drifts of lake affect snow? Yup. 25 below zero in a howling wind? Yup. Parents using kids as indentured snow removal servants? Absolutely. “ you can eat dinner when the driveway is done” 🥶😆

[@hauntastic158]

Thank you Kris! You are saving a lot of Lives!

[@realisticprepper8849]

That almanac is garbage. It said a mild winter with little snow in TN last year. We got almost a foot of snow in our area and deep freezing 😂 I trust Ryan hall and BP earthwatch

[@dittohead7044]

My thoughts exactly. They’ve been wrong more often than not

[@mackenzie4734]

In central/eastern Michigan, we had a really bad ice storm a few years back. Knocked out the power during Xmas for nearly a week. Years later, I still remember that cold, miserable holiday…it honestly was one of the most impactful experiences driving my preparedness efforts. I never ever want to feel that degree of vulnerability again. Putting a video out like this is a PSA for our community and I appreciate that sir 🫡

[@toontown6969]

South Kansas here. I go through five plus ricks of a wood a year. Went through less than 10 percent of a rick last year and lived on electric heaters though it was 55 degrees in the house. It is warming up here.

[@durgan5668]

Makes cornbread and beans. Okay, I'm ready :P

[@sunshinepie566]

What about alternate fuel to cook your cornbread and beans?

[@chanchan5349]

Oh yes, a little bacon as a sweetener! Add hot tea & I’m all set!

[@espencer83]

@@sunshinepie566, keep a stockpile of wood. You can cook it outdoors

[@durgan5668]

@@sunshinepie566 Would that be the fireplace, with cast iron pots and pans as well as a flat folding grate to place them on? Or the 9 bbq tanks of propane that goes with the bbq? I 'could' hook up the microwave to warm up the beans to the solar generators, but I doubt I'd bother.

[@miriah3054]

I appreciate you supplying us all of these tools to help us better prepare. Thank you!

[@ElizabethGontkovic-uq4mw]

I look at this way.. 1..Yes, listen to your local weather person..2.."You" live in your area, so basically "You" know what the weather has been like..Mild, Ice, Blizzards, even floods from melting snow...So just prepare for it all.. Better safe than sorry...

[@earlshaner4441]

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your information and adventures

[@debcollins-lee3200]

We are here in Buffalo. Hope you fare well this winter.

[@earlshaner4441]

@@debcollins-lee3200 Hi my friend I did very well my friend because we had a mild winter

[@TheWeatherbuff]

I'm a meteorologist, (but not a climatologist). Issuing accurate forecasts is great. But I think you really have the best idea here... be prepared. I mainly deal with 2 to 5 day forecasts, which is usually easy. Many meteorologists will tell you that forecasts more than 7 days out aren't exactly reliable. If people simply take the advice of your videos, even if we're wrong with our forecasts, they'll be safe and ready. Thanks Chris!

[@arnoldreiter435]

as a prepper i have always considered the worst case. same goes with weather last winter we had a record -38f one night and several days of-20f. i was relieved when the temps came back up but i also noted that my planning for the possibility of such temps made my dealing with them much less of a problem.for this winter i am including items for family members who had problems last winter. enjoy the normal while it is here but have a plan for extreme weather. this goes for food, finances and housing just to start the list.......

[@Justme-mm7qm]

But how do you know that Simply Safe can't log into your system & watch you at any time?

[@CeeEm-MoT]

They absolutely can. Nature of the beast when giving someone access to anything. That said, they keep internal logs, and I guarantee that they do regular audits and check on cases where someone accesses the camera systems without an active alert being logged. That sort of thing is guaranteed a firing offense.

[@CityPrepping]

The cameras allow you to close the shutters. When I stay here, I close them. When I'm gone, I keep them open. When they open, they make a very loud noise.

[@Justme-mm7qm]

@@CityPrepping thanks!

[@Hopeful-w7h]

We’ve never been able to heat our home properly here in the mid Atlantic. Being cold is a given.

[@MaskedDefiant]

Has anyone noticed that stuff have gotten much more intense compared to the news of 2022.

[@Bolanboogie10]

Nope.

[@trying3841]

Its the end times. If you believe in Bible prophecy, We are any day for the end of the world starting. Israel coming back together fulfilled a 2000 year old prophecy, the end will comes a generation after Isral comes together. A generation is about 80 years. We are at year 75.... I think it's coming to a head. I believe Putin is the first of the 4 horseman. "Revelation 6:2 And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer." Funny how there was a white horse at the olympics, seen by all the world. I believe China is the red horse. Funny how China is known as Red China. " 4 And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him that sat thereon to take peace from the earth, and that they should kill one another: and there was given unto him a great sword."..... They can have the biggest army in the world with a simple draft. The bible says there will be a 200 million man army from the east in Revelation 9:16. Who else can do that but China? It also says Revelation 16:12 says, “The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up to prepare the way for the kings from the East.” This prophecy not only identifies the judgment but also gives the reason for it: so a great army from the East can cross the Euphrates unimpeded. Funny how the Euphrates River is drying up right now. It is almost gone. These are just my opinions, but they line up to me.

[@MaskedDefiant]

@@Bolanboogie10 ignorance has plagued you.

[@shall2117]

Shut up and eat your ZOGseedburger

[@dittohead7044]

It’s because it’s a 24/7 bombardment of news. It’s a lot to try and constantly process it

[@SgtSkrog]

Good to go either way. Used to be a time where I was not but resolved that for the family. May be able to help others as well

[@bitkrusher5948]

I'm off grid got my wood rounded just gotta split it .We don't have outages we have low solar gain during storms.Never needed a generator and I've only 3x200wt and two 100 wth batteries 😂.....Gotta love all the money saved on electric.....

[@John-100]

Fat is probably the most important thing to survival in cold extreme condition, Russian special forces have been known to eat butter while training in Siberia and the artic, when you burn 8000 calories a day high energy fatty food will provide that energy.

[@tobordabot]

good thing im already fat then...i got plenty to burn

[@John-100]

Good, we'll all have major problems, whereas you will survive. You won't like going on a calorie deficit in the famine, but odds are you'll make it. We, on the other hand, will eat things never imagined in order to survive. Fat is king in a famine.

[@Steven-s4k]

September is miserable hot in Arizona. It was almost chilly this morning. But we are the land of extremes.

[@petuniahead9982]

Northern Alabama- we do get snow sometimes but its the ice thats so destructive.

[@lynmurray4331]

Freezing rain is the WORST!!!

[@georgepatton6195]

Been a truck driver for thirty years in NJ, I don't worry about the weather much these days. At least while driving in my truck. But I do worry about my kid who has to commute to college and is still new to driving (only a year and some months). By the time we get snow I will be fully healed from fusion back surgery. Where I live, we have never had a power outage in 23 years. But I did prep during the years of the sickness. Most of the items are still boxed and new. We do a (widow) maker tree in our front yard, but it cost 1700.00(plus) to take down is probably my main concern.

[@James-ke5sx]

As a retired Canadian all I need is a pair of shorts, sandals, t-shirt and a plane ticket to Florida. See you soon. Oh and some sunscreen. Just joking. Actually I'm well prepared for winter.

[@trying3841]

It gets cool in north Florida. :D You better get down to south Florida.

[@elizabethraworth64]

I am in Canada too, I think I will get some snow shoes and winter tires for my ebike. Shorts and sandals sound like a better idea.

[@janstoll8881]

From Canada too. We will probably get some combination of what we have had for the last 40 years.. prepare like every other year.

[@jessicacanfield5058]

😂😂😂

[@trying3841]

@@rennietintin8701 then please don’t bring the weather with you to Florida 😂

[@CharliRay]

My plans for winter are to turn the ac up to 76 degrees it’ll be low 80s most days

[@dippyfish]

The UK government has just taken away the pensioner’s winter fuel allowance and given the money to train drivers so we are expecting the loss of a lot of our older folks this winter. Good luck everyone.

[@The_DailyCuppaJo]

Oh no! 😬🙏🏼

[@WhiteTrashTennessee]

You can bet the NEWCommers to your country will stay warm though and have everything provided.

[@mybigjak]

the UK goverment just taken away the pensioner’s winter fuel allowance, train drivers had nothing to do with that, train drivers just want to feed the family, the enemy is always the goverment that chose not to cut on the royal family spending or mega projects

[@LWinWV]

That is their plan they want population reduction, especially in the aged so sad what the elites and one world Order people want they also want this in the US for the most innocent abortion reduces population . They will all be held accountable in eternity

[@Heartwing37]

Brutal

[@jisskk28]

Same thing said every Winter since 2016😂 "Winter is Coming!!"😳🤣

[@annelewis4470]

And the night is dark, and full of terrors…

[@CanVultus]

@@annelewis4470 Not when you have Nods

[@kennedcoelho5298]

Exactly and when summer is coming, “this summer with be extra hot “ 😂

[@CityPrepping]

😄

[@JR-hr2xs]

People freaking out about winter.. meanwhile us Floridians are praying for a long winter to get away from this heat 😂

[@toejammin77]

been splitting wood for a month. every morning I go out and crank up my wood splitter for a couple hours. With what I have from last year I've got almost 10 cords so far. That should last. Besides two gas backup generators and 3 Jackery Solar generators.

[@vanes9574]

Thank you Chris, great information! Blessings to all!

[@ilenastarbreeze4978]

im prepping for -30 c temps because we probably wont have them and anything else wont matter if i have that prepared for

[@XLoad3d]

yea the Farmers Almanac. the book looks like a good read and covers things like planting dates too.

[@improvisedsurvival5967]

I live in New England it’s hard to fear monger the weather. I’m use to shoveling 18 inches of snow. Not worried at all

[@otahu26]

I 100% garentee it's gonna be a very snowy year on the Atlantic Cost and in Maine. We have had an extremely dry year. This area gets weather. If not in the summer. In the winter. We never have two years of low snow. So that means were we had low snow last year and a dryer then normal summer. We're going to get hammered this winter. Because we never get two years of dry weather.

[@Rotund_Panda_Pants]

I live in Maine and August and September seem to have been different than the previous three or four…. It’s much drier, and it feels much more “fall like” as opposed to late summer like. The acorns are dumping like crazy off my oak tree, and the leaves are turning earlier than usual (as of 9/20) however this could be due to the dry weather as of late. The past two winters along the Maine coast have been downright violent. Heavy storms coming from the southeast with strong winds, record tides and flooding rains. This was very true for December and January - late February and March saw ice storms and blizzards. Craziness. Maybe the climate has truly shifted and it’s just normal to be warm and rainy…. Again, I think this winter is going to be cold and snowy…. A shock to the system so to speak.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

My pets fur is getting thick already. He’s smuggling in blankets more.

[@chupacabra304]

I want in on his blanket smuggling operation, good money to be made in that I hear 😂

[@lynmurray4331]

We used to always guage future winters by the timing and thickness of our malamutes coats. Unfortunately we are heading into this winter dog-less so we're watching the squirrels and trees more.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

@@lynmurray4331 the squirrels for sure. Last winter I saw a squirrel running up a tree with a mouthful of large leaves, checked the weather a bad cold snap and rain was on its way.

[@brittanym58]

FL here and the cats are getting fluffy fast.

[@alanbirkner1958]

Just checked blankets, winter coats, hats, scarves, and gloves. Donated extras to the food pantry. We wrap gifts in old HWY maps and yarn. Keep extra folded cartons for insulation. Remember to use the space under furniture. Winter doesn't worry me, heat does. Tina, Al's wife

[@brianclevenger5521]

Does blowing up half of Europe and the Middle East have as much of an effect on weather patterns as a cow fart?

[@nancygrogan6082]

Now that’s an excellent question? Do they factor that in to their climate charts?

[@bitkrusher5948]

Go green boom boom boom buy electric bang bang bang.

[@chupacabra304]

War is actually extremely destructive to the environment obviously, but cattle farming especially in south America due to slash and burn grass growing operations is the reason for the cows getting a of grief Also if we fed cows algae they don’t produce nearly as much methane Unfortunately many still don’t believe billions of humans can affect the biosphere

[@Gargoyle77777]

Yeaaa were gonna have a chilly nuclear winter if the Nato nitwits continue to poke the Ruskie bear.Prepare accordingly if Cackling Harris wins 😅😅😅

[@Xosidhe]

6:57 I’m in Phoenix and we’re already seeing the impact of the heat becoming more prolonged and extreme with saguaro cactuses that are 50-100 years old literally cooking-all over town they’re dying and just melting. It’s unheard of and sad.

[@DB-xo6xh]

That’s so sad

[@RJvanVeen]

Here in Stockholm, Sweden, the temperature dropped from 10dgrC to -1 dgrC within three days. With two days of heavy rain. The weather has been very erratic!

[@averthewin1689]

This is why i love having 3 acres of forest i have 6 1ft wide pine and oaks cut and awaiting cutting to useable pieces

[@knothead35]

Im annoyed at the prospect of yet another mild winter here in NC. Last year was mild. I like colder weather

[@TNTUXO]

Friday the 13th. Wondering if something will happen to France!

[@trying3841]

They already worship satan. They arent concerned lol

[@chupacabra304]

So far nothing

[@chupacabra304]

Maybe check camp crystal lake

[@brianadrian6035]

put a plug on your furnace so that you can run it off a battery. If the power goes out, just unplug your furnace from the grid and run it off your battery. Simple and inexpensive to do. Even with a power failure, your gas supply is not affected

[@castirondude]

Last winter I installed one of those diesel fired Webasto clone heaters, you can buy them for like $150. They run on 12V. Great backup heat source. It heated our 900 sqft home quite well even through some pretty crispy nights that got into the teens. The only issue I had at that real low temperature is the #2 diesel gelling, get kerosene or #1 diesel ideally.

[@dontknowbrian]

It will be dark at night but bright out in daytime!

[@MagnoliaMolasses]

😂😂😂facts

[@jeffbartlett8565]

I like this channel above others, I'm in Texas, if electricity goes out I'm good - camp fire cook, and can sleep warmly. Water outage can be problematic, but still good

[@dannygreen7391]

Yes i know its around the corner we have a wood stove back up plus just got a new furnace . Plus buddy heater and extra tanks and now im. Building a bug out mini home / surival shelter on a utillity trailer . It could be a. Bad winter especially if we lose power . And ive got extra wood and building supplys also i have several pairs of neoprene 3 mil waders that are good for extream cold water conditons. You wont freeze in them .get ones with 800 gram insulatuon in the boots . Or buy a thin neoprene wetsuit whole body with boots and head cover . It will keep you warm , so what if you look like a duck hunter or super hero !

[@nickabel8279]

Wait the jet steam is slowing? Doesn't that mean earths rotation is slowing? What happens if it stops? What happens if it reverses?

[@bigk2080]

We travel back through time 😂

[@MPGunther1]

I know winter is here when the women of Scottsdale Arizona will break out their Mink Coats

[@timothycontreras8424]

Ha ! On the PV side of Scottsdale, for sure ! 🌵👋

[@hancockheritageknifeco]

Haha so true

[@vandthebees9249]

Or parkas here in Chandler…🤣

[@kellysouter4381]

I always think mink coats look best on minks.

[@MPGunther1]

@@kellysouter4381 🤣 agree

[@freeforester1717]

Has the Farmers Almanac factored in the 14% increase in water in the upper atmosphere following the eruption of the underwater volcano in Tonga?

[@matthewvalentine3549]

I'd suggest having a non wifi cameras. WiFi blockers are real. Jammers etc. will compromise these items

[@26skogen]

Snowed above my house last night. Lit a fire in my wood stove to take the chill off. We usually have a few false starts before the snow is here for 5 months.

[@jessicacanfield5058]

Where do you live that there is already that much snow!? It is still in the mid 70's and 80's here in Virginia USA

[@cameronalexander359]

We're just finishing a mild, wet winter in the Southern Hemisphere (despite our Met bureau forecastimg drought & bitter cold for the 3rd year in a row). You can expect a mild winter this year.

[@stevelyons2744]

Monday, we're going to roast like ribs in a smoker. 10 years to extinction. Tuesday. Accurate 10 day weather forcast? Are you crazy? We can't do that ..

[@charchark365]

I'm torn between getting a needed vehicle or sacrificing some $$$, and adding some time to getting said vehicle, to get a power back up system..... also need to get a water filtration / purification system....... Fun times.....

[@dwieselmcallister]

Just ordered a bunch of wool yarn to crochet some new sweaters for my husband and myself! ...Maybe I'm just preparing for winter 2026...😂

[@robertwalker5521]

Crochet your own sweater first . Tell him you crochet faster when YOU are warm.!

[@marusholilac]

We had some winter weather in Virginia as recently as 2016 . So in 2017 I bought a set of 4 snow tires and wheels. Now I just use these tires up during the summer since it was a bad decision.

[@amandant]

It still hot here, only like 2 weeks of "cold" weather of 21 c last month. Then heating up again. Sigh. 35 c but feels 40 c

[@kathy3715]

Thanks for having the data for us.

[@carlerickson74]

I’m so glad for fall though! Love the cooler weather, hated the 90 to 100 degree days! Ugh.

[@ando77721]

In the PNW I noticed a milder summer this year. Not as many wildfires and fewer days above 90 degrees than previous yrs. 🤔

[@passionateherbs8183]

Maybe I am missing something, but I don't see the link mentioned in the description area about the worst weather for my area.

[@citygal2198]

Thank you for this video. Great timing. I always enjoy your information. Facts not fear

[@Grumleyf]

we had this morning plus 1 degree Celsius here in Norway ( lillehamer region)

[@sweetsuccesstrading5097]

The only thing left this Month is topping off the Propane tanks. Had 5 years of log length firewood delivered earlier this year. It’s the Cheapest way to buy it in our area.

[@Juanderpets701]

Hi, I've been following your channel for a while now and personally I am researching for ways to prepare myself for a grid down type scenario. I come across this gravity battery that is cheap to build and I think more affordable to some. I'd like to know your thoughts on this and hopefully see one in your new property.

[@roncameron7461]

Our winter temps/moisture is relatively mild...no real concerns here... however our warmer months are brutal 😓

[@MichaelofYurtBees]

I was stationed for six years in North Dakota. I have personally seen it snow all twelve months. I am ready.

[@DavidWorley-v4v]

Smart guy Thx just the way I act on the weather.

[@thememe6131]

Here in vermont the only thing that seems a guarantee is it will be cold and have some snow we just never know how cold or how much snow we will get intel it comes...

[@lornevirgin410]

I had a good friend who was a NOAA weather forecaster. He told me that you cannot beat the Farmers Almanac for predicting weather out past 2 weeks. Weather tends to be cyclical and the FA has several centuries of cycles.

[@jrub9983]

Anyone thinking about getting into preparedness in the NC/SC area there is a prepping consultant you could look up on the Internet for help getting your family started.

[@gingerjones111]

This past year was very mild, nearly zero snow. This is the mid-northeast. So if the upcoming year is warmer, that means next to no snow for us.

[@fisherman5845]

If you are in new England the day after Thanksgiving tells all if it's mild it's going to be a mild winter if it's 0 and blowing 50 that's how it's going to be

[@chipnegro5990]

The ants and other insects have been extra busy this year versus previous years in North Idaho. Don’t know about other areas. Busy insects get my attention

[@lamMeTV]

Only problem is the heat. It can never be cold enough

[@31kiloradioraven63]

@lamMeTV• same here, I live in Texas and I was good through the blackouts during the deep freeze some yrs back.

[@lindas9806]

I really dislike winter. High winds and 20 degrees hurts

[@lynmurray4331]

@@lindas9806 Depends where you are and how humid it is. Windy, damp and 20F can be horrible. No wind, dry and -40F/C can be a lot more bearable as long as you are dressed for it.

[@nopenope460]

You would never say this if you experienced a real Polish winter with temperatures of -25 to -35 Celsius in the east of the country as we once had. Americans and generally English people, panic when the temperature drops slightly below zero and -5 is all ready a national disaster. When it's -10/-15 here, we don't even call it winter.

[@nancyinboise2160]

Excellent info as always!

[@ECONOTANKCommander]

All prepped for 4 winters