Winter weather ahead that may impact you

[@michaelwhelan2376]

Congrats on 13K! I have been in a bunch of crazy storms. I was in the UK late 1995 and early 1996 on a vacation. I was trying to get back to Philly around the 5-7th of January, and couldn't when 31 inch snows in Philly and the big snow shut down everything on the east coast. I ended getting the last seat on the plane out to Chicago...business class thank goodness! Had to spend 2 days in Chicago before the airport in Philly got opened up and I could get back. Second storm was the Perfect Storm 1991. I was visiting my fiancee at the time in MA---they closed everything down including driving back to my home in CT. Third storm, was Sandy. I was a courier at the time and had to go from Boston to Chicago. I was told to go to Cleveland instead---and I watched the water come out and over road from Lake Erie. I get back from that delivery and then had to take equipment to help responders in NYC. Never saw anything like the drive down...not a soul on the Henry Hudson Parkway, which is usually a mess. There are few more but those are the top 3!

[@rlperryspage9311]

One of my most memorable was as a boy in Chicago,, January 26 and 27,, snowed 2 foot .. crippled the city.. us kids loved it.

[@hopperdaily2713]

1032 PM..cst,Very Informative,Thank U

[@CorkedTester]

Texas snow storm was crazy!

[@CantMakeIt]

Congratulations for hitting 13K

[@monettemichaels8420]

Definitely the Blizzard of 78. My husband and I lived on the west side of Indianapolis and could see I-465 from our apartment. Trucks were buried up to their doors. People were snowmobiling and cross-country skiing on the interstate for several days.

[@hansenhansen8349]

You should do a video of 1948. 100 inches of Snow, it covered five States. PBS on South Dakota TV had a one hour show, covering that Storm. Worth watching. 👍 "The Blizzard of 1948".

[@jrm78]

I was too young to remember the Blizzards of '78 and '79 so I think the Blizzard of 2011 is the one that most stands out in my mind likely due to its relative recency as the Blizzard of 1999 wasn't quite as memorable. Overall, the early 2010s were very stormy around Chicago starting with the 2011 storm and capping off with the Super Bowl Blizzard of 2015.

[@jconnell6379]

2010 back to back blizzards in Maryland

[@edlewandowski8682]

Trav- Great work! For snow lovers and ski enthusiasts, ever consider periodically providing an update on weather forecasts for the ski areas in Europe, for instance, the French Alps?

[@darrellgrant7615]

I live in Northeast NY and I can think of 2. One was the snowstorm we got in I think 1989. It was in October and we still had leaves on the trees. Trees broke and we had power outages everywhere. I remember we also had a major storm on Christmas Day in about 2000. We got over 2 feet.

[@RichardBond-n2d]

Dec 11th is my bday! On Sunday Dec 10 1960 there was light snow. On Dec 11th when I woke it was a buzzard ! 2 days off from school. 15 inches or more. Wanamassa NJ! Merry Christmas !

[@freddytheuniquebacon]

My most memorable snowstorm since 2003 in my era mine was either the snowstorms in February and March of 2015 and the blizzard of 2016, where I had over a foot of snow at Burning Springs, West Virginia

[@mikebryden1261]

Winter of 2009 -2010 here in Hanover Pa was the most snow I can ever remember -Dec19th 2009-we got about 20”, then several little storms, then we had two 2 ft plus snowstorms within 5 days in early Feb. Plus it stayed really cold.

[@PatrickGreany-qr8pg]

My most memorable storm is Great Nor'Easter of December 11-12, 1992. Wound up with almost 3' of snow in the area of Worcester , MA.

[@johnb2146]

February 14th-16th 2021 Chicago. The official snowfall for Chicago was 7.5" observed at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. Much of the city of Chicago due to lake effect snow and enhancement to the snow, did see 12-18" Chicago saw nine consecutive days with measurable snowfall from February 8-16. This ties the previous record for consecutive days of measurable snow set February 3-11, 2018. The 34.1" of snow that fell in Chicago from January 26th through February 15 marks the snowiest three-week stretch since the winter of 1978-1979. The groundhog Day blizzard of 2011 was pretty good too.

[@keiththrasher9349]

Haven’t had a big snow storm in my life time, but in 2005 we had a ice storm in Muncie Indiana that knocked out power for a week

[@heidihodges329]

Could you do a tutorial on the maps you use? I get the snow and rain maps. But..is one upper level winds? You circle areas and say "storm" But I don't fully understand. And then the next map with primary colors...what do tgey indicate? Would make watching video a little more interesting/fun.

[@corylidwin9068]

They are calling for all rain here in Southeast Wisconsin this Saturday

[@MichaelAllen-g9m]

Rockford IL...baby

[@matthewseedorf9795]

2010 December 12-14 with a Lake Effect snowstorm in NW Indiana. I lived in Westville, Indiana and they received 3 feet. There was blizzard conditions with some of the squalls. I remember my car being clear of snow on my driver side and being enveloped with snow on my passenger side.

[@tomarno3576]

Blizzard of 77 in Buffalo, NY. Bridge underpasses drifted and filled in by snow stopping all traffic for days.

[@Shiryone]

1982 Atlanta storm, snow, sleet, rain....took me 10 hours of horrible, frightening conditions to get home.

[@larrymeyer6978]

Blizzard of 1980 in VA beach VA over 18 inches of snow with three foot drifts!!!! Thunder snow with this storm and winds over 50 mph!!!!! Schools closed for over two weeks!!!! This happened the beginning of March 1980!!!!

[@thomasyoungyoung7680]

W upload

[@albertsternberg6852]

Got very little snow live in Oneonta New York more rain than snow

[@ashortguy24]

Is Christmas week a possible timeframe for DC to see snow?

[@frankt5730]

When are we going to see the first big NorEaster of the year? I remember the one Maryland got back in 2009/10, or was it 10/11? Regardless, we had those three massive snow storms that winter. If I recall two the same week in December and then one several weeks later in January. ❤

[@israelSamuel-ur4vq]

Radar said it was snowing but I just saw rain maybe is because the temp was to hot and it was melting while falling😢

[@Liz_4Him]

Still hoping for that Oklahoma snow 🥹 not giving up hope lol

[@SILAS-y7j]

One Time When i Was Young There Was A Snowstorm That Left Around A Foot!

[@thomaswright237]

Halloween storm of 1991, Storms of 1978, 1979 in Minnesota were brutal. Paralyzed transportation.

[@michaeljones5598]

The blizzard of '79 because it was a surprise.

[@SILAS-y7j]

Please Lots Of People Want Snow Around Phili !!!!!!

[@drew66117]

My memorable storm was the blizzard 2011 in illinois

[@brucebruce7816]

White Christmas for Chicago ?

[@BlizzardSeeker]

Again, bupkis for snow in the Central Southern Tier of NY.

[@BPe-ie9je]

we are having white out now,,,snow,,,temp dropping. cold! Western UP MI

[@Denny-uw1on]

No big winter storms in the east until the MJO gets into phases 7-8-1. This possibly could happen in January. Right now the models are producing fantasy stuff.

[@hyphymikey3351]

Do you talk about north west Montana ever

[@Stormin_Norman]

Blizzard of 78.

[@SupermanBeets]

You mean can they do it geo cool it down enough I doubt it 7 over or something like that 🥺🥺🥵🥵🥵🥵🤯🤯

[@michellecopeland3137]

Where's Indiana's snow?

[@RichardBond-n2d]

Blizzard

[@thomaslthomas1506]

Storm of '83