Massive Upcoming Winter Storm Signal. REAL Heavy Snow, Ice, and Potential BLIZZARD Conditions..
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
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In this video we are looking at a #massive #winter #storm signal coming this weekend. All of the #models are hinting at a very memorable weather #pattern as we go forward but we don't just blindly trust the models here. Also, little #appetizer snow shots are #teasing a lot of us while we wait on the #big one
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Appetizer Snows Teasing Us!: 0:00
Big Picture Pattern For Upcoming Massive Winter Storm: 3:17
Fictional Or Factual Historic Blizzard Coming?: 7:20
Anything Else Coming?: 10:45
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Thank you Ryan, as a truck driver I really appreciate your indepth forecasts. I share them with all of my driver friends to help keep everyone safe.
My dad is a distance driver, my heart goes out to you guys!!! Thankfully he was home dealing with truck repairs last weekend. Therefore he wasn't in the mess here in the south last Sunday night!
Exactly
Thank you for truckin our stuff!😊
Be safe and may God bless you always 💗🙏
@Rinda Foty get lost, you're being reported
@@purplesocks9745 It's a RUclips problem.
93 snowstorm was nothing compared to the blizzard of 78. Snow as high as the roof of our house.
We had that in WV when I was in Highschool.
The Great Blizzard. When the drifts reach the power lines, you get cold in the dark.
@@deckardcain9789 Nothing can top the blizzard of 1949!!
Yes I was 12 during that time here in Massachusetts, we were snowed in for at least a week
Yep, I remember that one..I was 11 and we were out of school for two weeks. I can't remember how much we got but I do remember it stayed really cold so the snow didn't melt.
I survived the Blizzard of '93 in Tennessee. It's one of the reasons why I'm a prepper today.
Yeah, you aren't kidding! I'm glad I've got a good amount and large variety of food squirreled away because its looking like I'm not going anywhere for the next two weeks!!!
Edit: I'm just trying to keep the refined sugar intake as low as possible to prevent diabetes and becoming as big as a house.
I lived in TN from Jan 87 tonov 89, so little snow then poor people had a heck of a time in just a couple inches. Things I guess have changed??
I' m a pepper too.
I remember the March 93 storm. Chattanooga TN has 30 inches of snow, and one of the only Blizzard warnings in Atlanta's history...it was definitely something you'd never forget
I was a kid but I remember the Ice Storm in 94. No power for two weeks and trees shattering like glass.
Yeah, I was in the FL panhandle area and we got snow. Those I know that were in Bham at the time have stories that make snowpocalypse 2014 pale in comparison ....
I was in Atlanta suburbs during the blizzard of ‘93. Unforgettable.
@@carbonstar9091 I have a scar in my shin from a sled accident. Sledding on ice is scarier & faster than snow. I hit a metal fence post. Probably would’ve broken it if I hadn’t had 10 layers of clothes on. Good times!
Sir, I was a junior in high school and remember it well!
Thank you, Ryan. You can’t beat hearing it all from a real meteorologist.
Yep!!!
I would say there is a 5-10% chance of the historic blizzard storm hitting the East Coast.
Real meteorologist and (ex?)storm chaser. This man is a master of his craft.
@@markhope4993 Yes, he actually is a meteorologist... he has a degree and even worked at a station for awhile, but decided to go private sector.
@@fritzthecat9451 Honoring Reverend Martin Luther King Jr Holiday with the His message of Hope and salvation through Faith in God YHVH Yeshua
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As a Canadian gardener I really appreciate you don't cut the map at the border 😉😉👍🏻 Your forecasting is so informative and detailed yet you still get straight to the point.
Thanks to Ryan i was prepared for the 55cm of snow we got in southern Ontario last week he definitely seems to be spot on and ppl at my work didn't believe we would get that much when i told them. Also hello fellow Canadian
Smh you call yourself Canadian but I don’t see no eh or sorry. Smh smh.
I’m just kidding, you guys are very nice, very cool, people.
@@letsgoblue9596 although that is a stereotype, i do catch myself saying sorry and eh often
@@coryblakewideawake3071 Send some of tht snow down here to Virginia! I 95 corridor gets it all around but inside of a pocket that misses all the fun
@@wendie8290 you can have it... we're getting another 15-25cm right now and i'm getting tired of shoveling lol
I can remember the Thunder & Lightning was so intense on the night the snow started falling during the blizzard of 93 down in NW GA. We woke up the next morning to the the deepest snow we’ve ever seen, some places all the way up to the top of the door.
Yes! I remember we had thundersnow! I'm also in NW Georgia just south of Chattanooga.
I personally appreciate how quickly you talk and cut your videos to keep them moving fast. As well as keeping on topic. I've been programmed over years to have a very short attention span. I've been unable to follow along with others because they are just too slow. Thanks for keeping it moving!
I remember that blizzard in March 93! I had just brought a brand new baby home to at least 2 feet of snow in Atlanta Georgia. Craziest thing ever. I had never seen snow that heavy blowing horizontally. Still remember!
I went into labor March 13th 1993 in Philadelphia Pa, just as it started to snow.
Michael Patrick was born just after midnight on the 14th.
Looks like our baby’s will be 29!
I grew up in Wyoming in the mountains so I'd seen a lot of snow. I never thought I would see anything like that in Atlanta. We had a 55-gallon drum out beside the garage and I still remember the snowdrifts being over-the-top of that drum in our backyard in North Metro Atlanta. I'm not going to lie I lock the hubs in on my Bronco and had a blast
@@7110paula yep!
I was 37 at the time and remember that Shrewsbury, Pa. got slammed with a 41" blizzard what fun that was!
Dude's like the Bob Ross of weather.
Have nicknamed you The Weather Sniper as always on target. Shoveling mucho snow in Ohio, but still in your corner. From a former Kentuckian who lived in Louisville during super snows of the 70’s.
I think that ‘93 snow storm is one of my first memories. I just turned 2 and the snow was taller than me through the sliding glass back door and when we opened it was just a mound of snow. I thought our house was covered bc it looked so tall to me lol.
Better then the weather channel and better then my local news media weather man. This is why I consider this channel one if the best RUclips channel's on here. So please keep up the awesome work and I promise to keep coming back for more and sharing your video's with as many people as I possibly can because you definitely deserve all the exposure that you can get.
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It’s so absolutely beautiful here in West Tennessee. Sunny & 60 degrees with a light breeze. I have the heat off & the door open. Feels more like Spring!
Enjoying it too! I checked my generator back in November. Had an electrician install a transfer box two years ago. Used it more in the summer when power grid is overloaded during high temps. Haven't used it in the winter.
Warm weather in West Tennessee in winter is usually followed by snow and ice.
@@christopherholt1206 I had the doors open and heat off Christmas day here in south Jersey. Its been frigid here on and off since beginning of the year. It was 10 degrees here a few days ago in the early morning. This past Saturday morning was 12 degrees at 7 am. Last Saturday got up to a balmy 27 during the day. January 2nd here was 61, the next day we had 5 inches of snow at my place, 9 at Atlantic City airport and 13 inches in Absecon, right outside Atlantic City
@@FixIt1975 Wow! One day you are drinking hot cocoa, the next day it's iced tea! I lived in New England (Maine/New Hampshire) in '95-'97. No warm break in the wintertime there.
You have to keep winter and summer clothes handy where you are. Stay safe in New Jersey this winter!
I remember the storm well. It was my senior year of high school and many parents weren't even waiting for the busses to bring us home. It snowed over a foot in less than 30 minutes.
Thank you Ryan! We appreciate all you do 💜
Thank you Ryan Hall
I truly appreciate you and all your hard work.
Please stay safe out there ❣️
Love y'all
I remember that 93 storm, in MD we had ice several inches thick. Trees, powerlines everything was covered in ice. Some snow but more ice. I was a senior in highschool. Looked like looking into a snow globe full of ice and some snow.
Really enjoy watching you do the weather! Very informative, and you have some humor! Spreading the word to keep your channel growing!
It’s okay Ryan (from NM) 😊 so many mainstream and independent meteorologists don’t even mention NM in forecasts, it’s very bizarre, we are forgotten a lot and as silly as it sounds, it’s appreciated that you include us!
I like the editing of these videos. With the quick cuts and consistent volume there isn't any pause which makes these videos high-energy while delivering no-nonsense facts. Kudos to just not letting the camera roll and leaving in all the pauses, or ahhh, and ummms as you move to your next thought. Lots of information packed in under 15 minutes.
You have the best weather coverage of anyone. Thanks for your efforts.
I might have screamed kinda loud "HOW ARE YOU NOT OLD ENOUGH TO REMEMBER '93?"
You don't look old. I'm just feeling it now. Haha
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It sure is fun to watch you get so excited about weather. Thanks for what you do 😁
Thank you for this update. Looks like Virginia is getting some more interesting weather again. We received about four and one half inches in our little front yard and on top of my husband's car with this last storm that came through in Newport News, Virginia. That snow is still with us because our tiny front yard is always in the shade all winter. I have experience a blizzard only once in my life when we used to live in Oklahoma. It started with icy rain then quickly turned to strait-line snow. It froze our doors shut so that we couldn't get out of the house for any reason for about two days. Now it looks like a small possibility of experiencing another blizzard in my life, except without the icy rain before hand.
Ok Ryan I'm watching this one for my daughter in Connecticut. I was up there for the blizzard of 1978. It was beautiful... ! Thank you so much for these forcasts 💞
SW Ohio-----SO HAPPY we had a little snow yesterday and again this morning! So peaceful and pretty.
Thank you, Ryan Hall! Truly appreciate you!
It's sad to think that northern Vermont has less than average snow accumulations to date this year than Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Hopefully we start getting some snow as the lack of it is killing our local economy here.
@Rinda Foty is really a man
@@dobermanpac1064 dude deal with your baseless claims and hate ... And grow up.
@@dobermanpac1064 What does that have anything to do with weather? So, let's not.
@@dobermanpac1064 let it go child.
@@dobermanpac1064 ba ha ha ha ha ha!!👍👍👍
Thank you for all you do, Ryan!! You're the best weather man out there!!
@Rinda Foty reported
I wish we here in South Central Michigan would get a BIG snow event, but that's just how I am😊
We are huge fans of your accurate and no nonsense weather reporting, We share your weather video's wherever we can to get the word out.
I remember 93. For me, I was living in west TN. We ended up being a block of solid ice. It snowed as well, but it was mostly ice. I don't remember the total but I think it was around 5 to 6 inches.
The creepiest sound in the world is a iced down neighborhood full of trees blowing in the wind. Sounds like the world is about to fall apart.
I was in middle school in 93 and I remember it being not so much a blizzard for the DC area but a terrible ice storm! We had an ice coating a couple of inches thick! I remember they didn't take away our spring break but they had to extend the school day by a couple of hours till the end of the year.
Was it very wind
I was here on the maryland eastern shore and it was most incredible ice storm I've ever seen. We had inches of ice everywhere!
Yea, that sort of thing causes Dominion Power customers to lose power for a week.
I was a senior in high school in 93. We didn't get jack in 93 here in Jersey but we got blasted in 96, presidents day weekend in 2003 and we got a big one here in January 2016. We're due again and I wanna play with the snowblower I've had for a year now! Oh and I almost forgot February 1978, I was 3 and my mom was snowed in at the hospital when my little brother was being born.
@@matthewlawton9241 I dont doubt it, it most likely fizzled out by the time it reached the coast. These things dont happen every year here, it seems typically every 7 to 10 years here in NJ. Which makes the big ones memorable. And you guys get lake effect snow in parts of PA as well. (I have family outside Pittsburgh). The other one that stands out in my mind is February 83. I said to my dad that morning, "hey dad, it's starting to snow." He said, "we're only supposed to get flurries." School let out early that day, and even though I was an 8-year-old kid then, the snow was up past my knees and my dad was waiting there for me as I got off the school bus. I do remember there being drifts several feet deep in the courtyard outside the classroom.
In Pennsylvania we have had a couple of big accumulating snows on St.Patrick's Day in March over the years. We are about due to get hit with a big snow sometime in Pennsylvania.
I gave birth to my youngest son like the day before that big storm hit was living just outside of Charleston SC at the time. Had him in 03 of 93!
Would love to see some more snow in NC. We had not had any in years before this year. It has been amazing. Thanks for your hard work!
Y'all don't be hogging it all. Its the North's turn.😂
As a NC resident who once lived in Nebraska for a short time...I've seen all the snow I'll ever need to see.
@@kitano0 true true but what about the rest of us who didn't grow up in the midwest 😆
With all due respect Susan, NO WE DON'T! SHUT YOUR MOUTH!
@@scrimmermanI will never get enough of it.
Thank you so much for letting all know what to expect from the weather you're doing a great job and thank you again
Awesome as always, thanks for looking out for us
I remember the Blizzard of 93. We had 3 ft of snow and then got ice on top of it all. Lost power for over a week. My oldest son was a baby. We had to stay with my parents because without power we had no heat in our mobile home.
Friday night, Ryan told me it was snowing outside my house before I even realized it. This channel is legit.
I live in North Alabama and during that blizzard of 93, we got several snow days and it. Was. Epic. We were sledding up and down the streets on garbage can lids and having snowball wars with the whole neighborhood. It was AWESOME!
One of my 4th grade students just saw me watching and asked if you were the storm chaser with the cool truck. Then he added, "Who got into a wrecked because his driver missed the stop sign? He's cool and my family watches him!"
Bobbi Rice looks like my history teacher's ex-wife. Are you from Shrews, NM? Near to the Ryan Tango Dinner Lounge? 12th and 4th grade had to have permission slips, how did you'all handle the slips and that bus driver Ed guy from messing the trip up??
@@joecasual2952 Not her!
Ryan, I remember the 93' Blizzard quite well. Hell I remember as a kid growing up in South Jersey by the Shore in the early 70's we would start getting lots of snow in October and it wouldn't stop until Mid- March! The weather sure has changed!
I live in Cincinnati Ohio and I want to know so bad I feel like we just keep getting ripped off LOL I love watching you Ryan thank you for making weather so fun it's not your fault that snow hates us LMAO
Drive up to Cleveland. We've been hit with a one-two-three punch going back to last Sunday night.
Bless you Ryan. Keeping things in perspective.
Appreciate it Ryan.thank you
I hear about potential storms from Ryan days before I hear even a mention of them on my local weather station. I swear I never thought I would watch the weather on RUclips and enjoy it so much.
Thanks Ryan Hall your appreciated more than you know ❤
Thank you for keeping us informed!
Bring on the snow ,we treat it like a holiday in western NC!
You are the best Ryan ❤ thank you for your accurate and timely reporting ❤ what's up with no snow in Indiana?
Thank you for your weather forecast! I love watching it! I'm always hoping to see Southeast Louisiana getting a little bit of snow (even though I hate cold weather)? So far only one of my two grandsons have got to experience snow here and I'd love to see my youngest one experience it while he's still little! I guess it is what it is!
Thanks again for the forecast! 💜🥰💛
Ryan, you do great work. Happy Iowa gets a break from bad weather for a change. stay safe.
Ryan, you are such a pro!!! Thank You!!! I am grateful & appreciate your presentation!! I am in Canada, but your words come in good for me! You havent been wrong yet, unlike the MSM news/weather!! Thank you Thank you Thank YOU!
Southern Maryland checking in. Watched a snow truck almost land itself in a ditch last thursday night. Thanks for bein our weatherman.
Almost doesn’t count
Yes I remember the blizzard of 1993. We got 30 inches where I am. We had off of school for quite some time, and where I lived we would usually walk to school. When school finally opened we all got picked up by the school buses. Very odd.
Thank you Rysn. Take care.
Love, love love your enthusiasm! Keep it up!
Nice to see everyone getting snow except for me here in central IL. :( I swear I'm in an area that snow hates. Every single snow storm just barely goes around me.
Finally looks like the weather is taking requests. Been hoping for a storm where I get 36” of snow.
@Isaac M NYCTransit&vlog I’m about 1.5 hours east of NYC, since I've moved here I've yet to get my “big storm” fix.
Ty for everything Ryan…. Pittsburgh loves you
I was a kid when the blizzard of 93’ hit
We got almost 2 feet worth of snow in Atlanta!
Love your scientific approach! By the way, I was in Baltimore in 1993, and yes, that storm was incredible! Dumped 3 ft of snow on Baltimore! My Nissan Pulsar disappeared in the snow drifts!
Ignore the other want to be’s and stick with Ryan the real meteorologist. He doesn’t add hype, just keeps it real!
Your absolutely right.i love this channel
I love this channel too for real
Exactly. Every other channel I've watched, is hyped up click bait
He is better
It's not that SERIOUS! ALL of these guys have something to offer when it comes to the weather. There's no need for competition.
Hey dude! Great video and real informative. I really like the way you convey what's happening. I'll listen to you rather than my local news in NC. Thanks again!
You are amazing I’ve never heard the weather as good as you give it 💯❣️
Although there's still a good chance of a historic blizzard this weekend in New England (which could paralyze the Maine to southwest Connecticut corridor for a week with the potential of 4-5 feet of snow!), there's an equal chance the storm may stay far enough offshore to not cause major problems for New England.
@ Altfactor Right we just never know how it may shift.
Any day I will double check my hunker-down stash if we get a boomer in North East CT
We’re do for a blizzard in the north east honestly
@@mickmouse92 All set as a prepper here as a native of CT also. Shoprite's having a can can sale stock up! :-)
How about it stays mysteriously in the mid Atlantic states. Richmond needs one big storm. It was 2017 or 18 since our last really big s
Ryan-We all make mistakes and when you are a toddler dad and helping save people’s lives with crazy weather and late night that would be why you made an ops. No big deal. You are awesome at explaining the weather!! BTW 1993 was an awesome year, your of my graduation 👩🎓 and awesome Ford Mustangs!
I lived through the 93 storm and it was a doozy! I had to put both my feet on the building my apartment was to open the door, that's how much snow that had accumulated!
So happy to see you!!! Thank you Ryan 💞
Ryan is always excited about weather, but when he said, "Holy crap" I knew this is something to watch for. He almost always self-censures. I was on a horse farm in Kentucky in 1993; -20 F, and months of snow is fun at first, but... Also, I like the Santa-centric map.
I remember the storm of 1993. My dear father in law had his heart attack during it. It took us over an hour to get to the hospital near him. It normally is a 25 minute drive from our home.
Is he ok now?
He passed away from cancer in January of 2000.
@@joanlaufnick9135 I'm sorry.
Thank you, AzureRa
Thank you! I appreciate you so much!!
Love the way you do this work! Great personality!
I wouldn't call it tease cause here in north Central PA, we got 6 inches of snow overnight, triple what our local meteorologist said
How much of a difference has these volcanos going off made for these winter storms?
Thank you, Ryan!
Thanks for the warnings!
I HOPE IT HAPPENS I WANT 2 FEET SNOW AND 40 MPH WINDS WITH GUSTS HIGH 70 MPH HERE IN NJ
I remember that storm well my kids were like 10 to 12 years old and there was no school obviously but the snow piled up in 8 hours we had 19 in of snow if I remember correctly. We had the audacity to call and order a pizza and they drove it to the top of our Hill and the kids ran up to get it and we gave the guy a $20 tip and he was less than a mile away from us. It was the most exciting day for my kids ever. Lol
I love the blue blobs and the red blobs and how Ryan explains it all so I can understand it. Science and entertainment combined. I found your channel the night of the KY tornado outbreak & have told many people since they have to subscribe to Y’all!! You’re the best.
I remember the 93 blizzard, I was about 5 years old. We was having snowball fights and making snowman almost everyday lol that's how much snow it was. It had to be well over 20 inches.
You know you are old when Ryan said he wasn't conceived yet to remember 93.
DANG! 😖
Is Central/Southern Indiana going to get any significant snowfall this season or is it all going to pivot around the state??? If there’s been any snowfall of significance, it’s only been in our most northern counties! A very disappointing winter so far for us snow lovers. 😕
Thanks for the info, Ryan! It’s always very appreciated!
" if ya want a blizzard go to dairy queen" lol.
@@ladyhawk5653 💀💀💀🤣
As someone who travels for work these are critical for getting an idea on when to schedule my trips and to avoid bad weather. You are the best!
I remember 93 here in Eastern panhandle of West Virginia. We had a massive snow storm with ice on the backend. And then a massive melt and flood. Not a good memory of the week after that storm.
Mid to southern Indiana is waiting on a big snow.
Central has been dying for some, got a little bit last night but not enough :(
Chances this thing becomes an interior NE storm? The last big one looked like this 4-5 days out and then shifted west a lot due to massive blocking. Should we rely on the trend again?🤞🤞
Yes sir! I was a member of the "blizzard of 93" club in Western NC! I was 23 years old. I even have pics if you want them. Ryan, we are very thankful for the time and the hard work you continue to do in order to keep us informed.
Thank you and God bless you and your family! Take time to enjoy that little Echo while he is small because, in the blink of an eye it will seem like a few years but in reality he will be 15 years old before you know it. Time flies when you love spending time with your child.
Im in Southeast Tennessee and remember welll the thunder snow storm of '93. My moma and sister waited 4 hours to check out groceries. But, what did they forget....Propane for cooking on the grill especially coffee...Gas for the Tractor and big truck. They were stuck for 2 weeks in the country with no power. Moma gathered up all the grandkids in her bed to stay warm.
So get Gas people. But i must say, ive been having a weird feeling about another big storm soon
Ryan, I don’t want a big snow storm. ❄️
Can you chase it the other direction?
Thank You Ryan. I have a question: Do you have any idea why the NOAA Tsunami Buoy is triggered in the Gulf of Mexico? Just curious.
Maybe it’s from the 5.3 earthquake in Haiti today?
Thanks for casting with Northern part of map..Feb mmmm big bread n veggie run!
Lololo we Love your channel, ♡☆
March 93 was a blizzard here in GA. Could not see 2 feet out my window. We were shut down here for a week. Loved it!!
You’re awesome !!! Subscribed today!
Ryan your the best. I use your forecast for my outdoor music venue. Even though its winter now, I still pay attention
Thank you Mr.Ryan..we have family across America and folks across the world. I truly appreciate your big picture. Enjoy your day!
In 1993 I was due with my second son. We had 4 feet of snow in WV. Thankfully he held off until the roads were plowed. Scariest 10 days of my life.