Snow looks more likely in January compared to last year - Severe weather today

[@leonbrooks7734]

What I like about this channel is there is no hype, this man keeps it real!! Don’t tell me it’s going to snow ❄️ then there is none like a lot of these other casters!!

[@anthonyromano8400]

I hope so, we gotta back to the normal winters with snow and cold.

[@ericfleming347]

Please please have a basically new sled in garage barely rode it last winter

[@jasonsmith373]

We've had maybe 5 normal winters since the late 90's. I think normal winters are going to be the exception from here on out. (Hopefully I'm wrong!)

[@ffilcnikrud8975]

I’m not a cold weather fan but man I feel it for my snowmobile friends. They need a few good winters and that mean no more whining about how they couldn’t use their sleeds when we meet up at the Memorial Day cookouts

[@ChrisB-xl4tq]

@@jasonsmith373 it’s over !normal winter is a thing of the past for sure Might get something close Some years ,but it’s warmer warmer warmer Wait until we see a BOA in the Arctic. The planet is serving up appetizers now soup is next and then the main course ,a lot of people won’t be around for dessert lol

[@bryanbailey6636]

Concerning to see the AI and Euro models flipping warm for Jan. Hopefully just a bad model run but would not surprise me. Mild air seems to be the norm during winters lately.

[@terryhafer4527]

I like all your different colors hoodies,

[@davidbarlow372]

Well so far in the great lakes area where i live....it has been a lot less,,,,snow...we will see how the rest of winter goes

[@jasonsmith373]

Happy belated Christmas, Travis, thanks for the update.

[@RTiff]

14K!!! Congratulations!

[@jasonblanchard8464]

I watch you everyday, love your videos. I live in Illinois more south central Illinois. Along interstate 70 real close to Terre Haute. Hoping to see a big snowstorm for our area, but doesn’t seem to be happening for us yet. Keep up the great work my friend.

[@jamesdavidson676]

The way real Winter's use to be. But that remains to be seen.

[@SevereStormFilmer]

It’s gonna be cold and dry like always in stupid Ohio. How I know? The stupid GFS 06z is sleeping because it keeps pushing back winter storms, which means they aren’t going to occur😢

[@WeatherWithTravis]

It certainly is possible that the cold air gets really strong and keeps us dry for Ohio specifically. That puts us back in the clipper regime where you get those Northwest impulses that causes light snow events. However, I’m really interested in what happens as we turn cold and as we turn warm again toward the end of January . Also, a real interest is what happens across the south, places like Tennessee, North Carolina, and even Virginia and the Delmarva, it’s been a while since these places have seen a real snow, and this might be the year, we’ll see.

[@danielmoung9098]

@@WeatherWithTravis My question is, does the arctic air ever spill into the northwest sometime this winter? Good for the northeast, but I don't live there. Plenty of Cascades snow in the northwest, but nothing in the lowlands of Oregon where I live, which is discouraging and i don't understand why. Why is the weather el nino like if we are in a weak la nina? Mjo is a factor, but what else? And I'm sorry to be the one guy to complain, I just don't understand.

[@mahalosailing]

Vorticity...nice

[@pdet1951]

We had a white Christmas only 1” in Lancaster county pa. This maybe a repeat of winter 2013-14

[@deangrubbs5376]

My personal winter rule is “Baked Alaska” means the cold air is coming (or has arrived) in the Central and Eastern US.

[@anthonyromano8400]

Go GFS!

[@CurtSchwartz]

Wish sw iowa would start getting snow.really tired of warm no snow winters are getting more common

[@Bailey463]

Central Ontario Canada has lots of snow now but this weekend expecting lots of rain starting Sunday.

[@josephconner4756]

January is going to be really really cold

[@kmprewlofcrku6164]

I dont think so It will not snow at certain level of cold. It can be too cold to snow

[@TRguy64]

Hopefully, no BIG arctic air mass will move down to stick and stay on the Canadian prairies during January, or at least not in Alberta, the worst of bitter lingering cold is always in Jan and Feb.

[@linkrules32]

You seem to know your stuff, where were u a meteorologist at?

[@kalburiumstormbreath]

We're still waiting for snow in Minnesota. Lots of business relying on decent snow levels. Sure wish you'd at least touch on the Midwest a little more, but I suppose you're catering to the East Coast population. But it's a give in the east coast always gets snow. Maybe throw a bone to the Midwest so we know whether to sell our snowmobiles, snowboards, skis, snowplows, and snowblowers. Yamaha stopped producing snowmobiles, now arctic cat. Lots of folks and farmers relying on precipitation in the Midwest. We're not just worried about our doordash orders being delivered lol

[@WeatherWithTravis]

I literally started showing all sections of the country closeup because of these types of suggestions

[@jasonsmith373]

I lived in Minneapolis '93-'00, and the signs of warming were starting to appear in early '96, then was especially noticeable in '98 and '99. (Not sure about '00 - I left in July that year.)

[@kalburiumstormbreath]

​@WeatherWithTravis oh sorry I was skipping ahead trying to get to the Midwest area lol

[@freddiesanchez-cx6gy]

Lol...I live about 30 minutes east of Cleveland Ohio...and we have had 50+ inches of snow just in December ...witch is about 65-70 percent of our yearly snowfall..witch is 78 inches for the year ...but man lake effect this year went crazy just 1 event dropped 38 inches ...lol so all the snow plowers are making tons of money

[@ClassicPlayz_RBLX]

Any thing for south east Texas? Atleast like 0.1 to 0.3 inches would be fine, please respond anyone

[@Cicada241]

I think January may be our only chance for snow in the southeast before we likely torch February

[@deancade114]

No snow for Virginia

[@michael-rc5pv]

Well in nyc an inch is more than last year 😂

[@BobbyLivingsworth]

going to be cold and dry. little snow if any at all

[@mycat447]

I am unfamiliar with looking at a weather map and saying "here is some energy" and "there is some energy." Can you explain what that means? How does an average person "see energy" on a forecast map? [i.e., look at the map before a weather person marks it, e.g., with "many tornadoes expected here"]

[@WeatherWithTravis]

I cannot please all

[@mycat447]

@@WeatherWithTravis I was not displeased at all. I was just trying to find out. And, I have no problem if the answer is "go get a degree in meteorology."

[@WeatherWithTravis]

I apologize if it sounded as if I was implying that you need to get a degree in meteorology to understand, that certainly is not my intention. I try hard to balance true meteorology along with making it easy to understand which is a delicate balance. Some criticize me for just saying “hey it’s going to rain here or it’s going to snow.“ They want me to dig deep into why it’s going to snow some just want to know if it’s going to rain or snow, and nothing else. I’m trying to find that balance here on this channel versus the 2 1/2 minutes you might have for the television viewers of the past.

[@briantitchener4829]

Once again, the video title assumes the whole world is America.

[@LimeandBlade]

Will there be snow in Alabama January 2025

[@WeatherWithTravis]

The odds are so stacked against you that it’s not even funny. If anyone’s telling you, it will snow in Alabama, it’s not me however I will say with a colder pattern, which I talk about, you would at least have a chance versus the blow torch Christmas weather pattern we’re in right now

[@SevereStormFilmer]

06z GFS is sleeping

[@travischristian9134]

We have the same name