This Storm Is WILD (70+ Inches Of Snow) & Possible Severe Weather
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Good video! Hoping everyone stays safe and I will be looking out for myself aswell. ❤
Hi Andrew
Thank you Andrew ❤
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Wow! u do a great job
Thanks James!
Woah what radar app is that at the start of the video? It’s the slickest one I’ve seen
Hey! Nww16, sorry if i haven’t been in live streams or videos in a while, i kinda lost interest in tornadoes a while ago, but now im into tornadoes and weather stuff again. So i might start chatting again in live streams.
70+?! Wow!
Well it is a real blessing that we don't get 70 inches of snow here at the Jersey Shore.
Isn’t it! 😂
That rain and moisture happening in the southeast today and tomorrow will there be any thunder out of that
Oh no I'm in the area to watch
Thanks again Andrew for your forecast! I think you are the TOP forecaster of all forecasters! Have a good night!
Thank you Rhonda! You have a great night as well ❤️
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CALI IS ABOUT TO BE PUNISHED BY MARCH END
It's actually a blessing. More snow more water, more cold water better salmon/steelhead returns and hopefully in a couple years after the generation from 2023/2024 matures we can have a season again with 2 fish daily bag limits
@@bssaassin1900ITS THE FLOODS THAT DEMENT THE SALMON THIS MARCH WILL DEMENT RESIDENTS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES ALTHOUGH THEY HAVE THE BEST LAWYERS THE COMMON MAN COULD MOVE ON AND BURY THE DEAD NO LAWYERS NEEDED THERE SEE HAWAIIS EXAMPE HOW YOU NEED A RESIDENCE TO OUTLAST THE CHALLENGERS IN COURT
Big snowstorms are not unusual for the Sierra nevada,cascades and numerous mountain ranges throughout the west coast. Abundant moist air from the ocean forced up by orographic lift combined with cold enough air. Also too many people calling every single rain event in California an "atmospheric river" getting kind of annoying. An A.R. is a elongated and often horizontally positioned storm of a tropical nature with very high snow levels and warmer air. A storm barreling down from the gulf of Alaska is not a goddamn atmospheric river
Get over yourself. YES it IS an atmospheric river. We’re here to keep you informed no need to get angry lol and yes it’s a constant battering of precipitation for more than 2+ days making it very dangerous. Regardless, no matter what you wanna call it these updates are very informative and important to keep you safe and up to date.
@@NWW116 no its not an atmospheric river. Heavy pounding of snow yes it is and the strongest of the season but not some out of this world freak event. An AR is tropical and is horizontal not comma shaped. I grew up in California and the word was used appropriately and sparingly. Just the past couple years every storm gets labeled as an AR and overhyped.
@@bssaassin1900 have you taken met courses before? I’d highly recommend it before you come at me thinking you know what it is. I have studied meteorology for 8+ years and taken classes on the subject. The definition of an atmospheric river is “ relatively long, narrow regions in the atmosphere that transport most of the water vapor outside of the tropics.” This event is long lasting and several days long continuously bombarding the region with water vapor which condenses over the mountians. This DOES make it an atmospheric river.
@@NWW116 ok so maybe you do have a point I'll give you that I'll admit to some extent I was wrong Its just that I hear it thrown around all the time and I was taught that AR is warm and tropical and nicknamed pineapple express. Ive seen normal cold storms that last for a few hours get labeled as an AR just cause it brought an inch to Sacramento and a foot of snow in the Sierra so I was quick to jump on the gun to make a point. I apologize if I came across as an asshole. I also do want to mention that I've seen events that they thought was gonna bring 3-5" of rain to the valley just for it ring itself out over the coastal mountains and give the valley less than half an inch. Not saying that's gonna be the case here but that in general things in nature dont always go as forecasted
@@bssaassin1900 All good brotha
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