I know not everyone hates winter. It is just a hook for the video guys. A technique that we use in public speaking. Please stop taking it to heart y'all. It's not that deep. :3
We are ready for the winter here in Kalamazoo Mi this year. Expecting higher lake effect snow fall this year. I seen one prediction 60-90 inches in other places more.
I'm sick and tired of the 115 degree heat indexes we've been having since late April. Thanksgiving used to regularly be in the 50s in my region. Past few years have been over 80. An actual fall and winter hasn't happened in years. Bring it on fall!
I have been seeing signs here in Utah that it’ll be a very cold and snowy winter this year. It’s gonna be very similar to Winter 2022-23 but the snowfall will be between Late Oct-Early to Mid Feb.
Winter is the most miserable and depressing season there is. Bitter cold, constant Arctic Blasts, snow constantly causing traffic problems. Winter lasts from December 1 through March 31 so that means 121 days of complete depression and misery for those of us that despise Winter very much
I don't mind the snow if I don't have to drive in it. I like watching it from a warm comfortable home with some hot tea or adult bev in hand. Don't like being stuck inside for 5 months.
Thank you for actually acknowledging that massachusetts will be on the warmer side. I am so tired of hearing "historic snows. Historic cold." Not any more. Our climate is warm now. All ice and mixed heavy snow. That melts that day or the next day, leading to a lot of sheer ice.
This is a perfect winter forecast for me for southern Ontario. Winter is my favourite season and I love having cold and very snowy winters especially when Christmas is around the best time of the year 🌨️🥶☃️❄️☕️🎄❤️. I hope I get dump loaded with lots of snow this upcoming winter and my plan is I want to break my record of building the biggest igloo possible and I am going to need a lot of snow for that and the good thing is I can save any kind of snowfall that I get and keep it from melting during if they are any warmer days that have to pass by and then after work my way up to make the igloo bigger. Thanks for the winter forecast 😁.
Hello again! I live in London Ontario, which city are you in? One thing I've learned over the past few years is that you cannot really expect very cold winters anymore. These weather forecast videos keep expecting colder than average temperatures yet they're much warmer than usual. Global warming has changed so much, can't even get a single -20°C like we always used to anymore. Even if this winter is a bit colder than last year, it definitely won't be anything like 2013 - 2017. During those times temperatures would plummet to -30°C kinda often and cold temperatures were very consistent.
@Shonade_Malik hi I’m around Toronto but away from the city farther north, I have it a few degrees colder here than your area on average. I know that climate change may be causing our temperatures to get warmer, but one good thing we have to at least know about it is it increases precipitation and when ever the temperature gets cold enough, and the precipitation comes with it on the right time it will increase more snowfall and more snowfall means more sunlight heat being reflected back to space keeping temperatures colder which is good in those cases so maybe this time because of La Niña favouring colder, and wetter conditions we will have a better chance for the same colder winter as we used to be getting the good colder winters from before.
@@Clouds-su3dc The La Nina in the winter of 2022 - 23 did not have nearly as much precipitation compared to 2015 or 16 for example. That was an El Nino year as well, I think. Climate change has significantly reduced snowfall. I remember the deep snow our city used to get, but unfortunately we don't even come close to that anymore. I get that you're hopeful about a colder and snowier winter -- I was too, but I'm losing it over time.
@Shonade_Malik I totally get what you mean! It's a bummer how the winters are not as cold and snowy as they used to be. Hopefully, with La Niña in the picture this time, we might get lucky with more snowfall and colder temperatures and remember like I said hopefully we get the above average precipitation happening at the right time when the temperatures are actually cold enough so that more snow can fall and then once you have more snow on the ground it can reflect more sunlight heat back to space keeping the temperature colder automatically. Remember a lot of snow on the ground can strengthen cold fronts as much as 3x more than usual. Let's keep our fingers crossed for a winter like the good old days!
Definitely hoping for higher precipitation totals for y’all. You definitely need above average precipitation for a bit. Just hopefully not at too substantial of a level.
@@JamesG77733: The Farmers Almanac has very rarely been correct and is not recognized by most meteorologists. It is based on old beliefs which have long been overridden with accurate scientific data, rather than old wives tales by which the Farmers Almanac is comprised of.
January 26,1978 Remember it well Morning N/E Ohio Rainy calm 42-* then it HIT. Storm of the century White Hurricane Thursday everything was shutting down We dug out Fri.Sat.Sun. Monday we went back to work Melting snow piles til mid May.😳. CB
By January 2025 and February 2025 and it will be colder in Florida with Snow ❄️, Sleet, Ice 🧊 and Rain 🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️. Especially March 2025 will be chilly 🥶 in Florida.
i would have to agree with this early call . much better then some other forecasters on here who basically throw up the same predictions year after year. this is still just a general idea. there are many other factors that are going to determine how your winter will go
Awesome question. So as for your region along the Shenandoah Valley along the Allegheny Mountains, I would say you could still count on the in between patterns. Despite the geographical features of your region having a role in the weather, these climatic patterns have more of an influence over all which is why I believe your weather could be back and forth with that of the north and the south. So basically, you could see warmer weather from the south if ridging is persistent which allows warmer weather up north, however, if a low pressure system is able to travel far enough south with some troughing, you could see some far colder weather and even some decent shots at snowfall this winter season. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask!
Here in Erie Pa we will only get snow with a W NW wind. If we get a SW wind then Buffalo will get buried. I'm hoping for W NW wind this year so I can finally use my Ariens which I have only used 4 times since new in 2022..
Can you make a forecast on how will North indian winters be on basis of following factors - 1) How South will subtropical jet stream shift? 2) What would be state of AO? 3) How weaker will polar vortex be? 4) How strong will siberian high and other major high pressure systems be? 5) if you can, then give some information about western disturbances
Central Texas does not have a snow storm at all .. typical playbook is couple days of ice but we do get colder freezing temperatures and it only lasts few days .. We do love it but it does not last at all ..
9:00 I’m looking at my home city, Vancouver BC Canada. The shape of the whole metro Vancouver/Fraser valley looks like an outline of USA but much longer
Why don't you say that YOU hate the winter.The tropical heat and high dew points and bugs here in the eastern USA and days and days of rain. Give me winter anytime.
@@JohnMann-o8x I am currently working on our Official Annual Snowfall forecast for this upcoming winter season so I will have an official answer for you an an actual estimate as to how much you can see in our upcoming video. As for now, I am anticipating slightly above to above average snowfall for your location.
Are the extreme freezes in the Deep South on pause this year? I decided to go ahead and plant a bunch of fruit trees I got in a package deal. They need a couple of years to get well-established to take the cold. I planted way too many for just myself but maybe I can call a rural church and share the harvest with elderly and poor people plus help the wildlife too. And I`ll be able to make a whole lotta wine and disturb my rude
I'd say as of now judging on the type of pattern we are in, however deep arctic blasts occur from rather sudden atmospheric events such as the Polar Vortex and when it becomes weakened by sudden stratospheric warming. When this happens, very large cold air swaths can suddenly descend from the north and rushes south over the typical period of a few days. This can cause immense cold and severe weather events, however these events are typically rare and far and few in between. So with that being said, it is a little tricky to pin point such atmospheric events this far out. I would say as for now though, without the chance of a sudden stratospheric warming event, your trees should be just fine go bear the typical cool conditions for the south, with an exception to some slightly warmer conditions at that as mentioned in the forecast for much of the southern United States. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask! 😊
I would like to disagree with the CA prediction as ENSO numbers are almost identical as 16/17 winter for the sierras. That winter we got +180 inches above average and the way we are already cold and getting storms i would imagine we are headed that way.
I'd say by November/December you'll definitely start noticing the cooler weather, depending on what part of GA you live in. Obviously the northern portions of Georgia will be a bit colder than the southern portions.
Your model misses how lake affect absolutely pounds the Appalachian mtns as well. If the lakes are active the area of the mid Atlantic region mtns and north east inland mtns will be pounded as well .
@@weatherataglance6075 Send me your email . I’ll send you multiple pictures of lake affect snow storms in Western Maryland . The lakes blow snow all way down to North Carolina and north Georgia mountains . Cold air blows over the lakes and lifts the moisture up the slopes and it piles up those clouds and moisture over the ridges . Every year we have multiple lake effect snow events in western Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania winter storm warnings are issued for it blizzard warnings have even better issued. For someone claiming to be weather at a glance you might want to do a little research on that .
@@weatherataglance6075 deepcreektimes.com/garrett-county-current-snow-totals/ there is a link for you that even talks about the lake effect snow that is experienced in Appalachians. You can find many articles on this .
www.weather.gov/pbz/January18-202024WinterStormEvent one event from last year it also talks about the lake effect behind the front that hits West Virginia western Maryland and PA Appalachian mountains. This storm in the storm totals from the event dropped 23 inches in canann valley Tucker county wv. Last year wasn’t even a good year for it. If fronts bring cold air across those lakes and winds push toward the mountains. It’s going to be a huge season for lake effect in Appalachian mtns . The lift from the rising mountains makes the snowfall so heavy the winds increase and it turns into blizzard conditions. This is a National weather service article after the event.
1:09 A Small Mistake is observed I feel like Slightly below average or even notably below average temps are more likely for the entire Washington state In my opinion but at least we are in the notably above average snowfall
The next el Nino is 2026/2027 will it be similar to the 2002/03 event And it will be multi-week dry spell in January 2027 at Southern California, no rain
@@user-mq8dl3mj5m I can't predict an exact amount for you, however seeing as I am predicting slightly below average snowfall for your area, and your annual snowfall in an average season is 48”-60”, I would say you would be more around the 42”-48” rough estimate mark.
I know not everyone hates winter. It is just a hook for the video guys. A technique that we use in public speaking. Please stop taking it to heart y'all. It's not that deep. :3
I love fall and winter
I like the winter, less humidity, hot coco the holidays, and I don't have to cut the lawn.
I'd rather mow the lawn than shovel the driveway. Both suck though.
As a person living in Kansas that is already in a drought the last thing, we need is a mild dry Winter, but it is what it is
I LOVE the Fall and Winer season. Bring it on!!
I ❤️ AUTUMN 🍂 & WINTER ❄️ BRING ON THE CHILL. SWEATERS &. HOT CHOCOLATE ☕️ PLEASE! 😊
I Love winter
Me too :3
Speak for yourself. Many of us l8ve Fall and Winter.
Agreed
My favorite seasons here in Michigan.
Yeah baybeee
We are ready for the winter here in Kalamazoo Mi this year. Expecting higher lake effect snow fall this year. I seen one prediction 60-90 inches in other places more.
I love winter
That's why I live in CO
Summer is only 4 months long
Thank God❤
Agreed, I love Minnesota
Forgot about this you were wrong last year going to wake up every morning and look out my window and that’s going to be my weather 😊
That’s what I do every morning when I lay down in bed I look up at the sky to see What the weather’s gonna do
K boomer barbara. Use your weather rock and tell me how that works out for you :)
You know what you can’t watch and base it off your whole season you watch this stuff for fun
Hahaha, me too!
I'm sick and tired of the 115 degree heat indexes we've been having since late April. Thanksgiving used to regularly be in the 50s in my region. Past few years have been over 80. An actual fall and winter hasn't happened in years. Bring it on fall!
Go move to Antarctica or even Alaska lol I hate winter I’m too little to be so cold
I have been seeing signs here in Utah that it’ll be a very cold and snowy winter this year. It’s gonna be very similar to Winter 2022-23 but the snowfall will be between Late Oct-Early to Mid Feb.
Perfect.!! 😃❤
Contradicting this video.
I do really enjoy summer but Autumn and Winter are definitely superior
it is 100 degrees for months California we love winter
I was just there, trust me I know. It’s too hot inland, but super nice on the coast!
I would deal with the cold better over the snow.
Here in Northeast WI... Bring it on Snow 💪🤙💯
I don't hate the winter season
A lot of people don't. It's just a hook. Don't take it personally. :)
Winter is the most miserable and depressing season there is. Bitter cold, constant Arctic Blasts, snow constantly causing traffic problems. Winter lasts from December 1 through March 31 so that means 121 days of complete depression and misery for those of us that despise Winter very much
You must be a lot of fun!
I live in CNY…..and will always say, winter is pretty, just not so much fun to drive in. Winter has been not soooo terrible lately, so we’ll see.
I don't mind the snow if I don't have to drive in it. I like watching it from a warm comfortable home with some hot tea or adult bev in hand. Don't like being stuck inside for 5 months.
Lake effect snow in Kalamazoo Mi bring it on!!
Thank you for actually acknowledging that massachusetts will be on the warmer side. I am so tired of hearing "historic snows. Historic cold." Not any more. Our climate is warm now. All ice and mixed heavy snow. That melts that day or the next day, leading to a lot of sheer ice.
The colder weather really sucks with utilities bills hopefully it's mild in Illinois
This is a perfect winter forecast for me for southern Ontario. Winter is my favourite season and I love having cold and very snowy winters especially when Christmas is around the best time of the year 🌨️🥶☃️❄️☕️🎄❤️. I hope I get dump loaded with lots of snow this upcoming winter and my plan is I want to break my record of building the biggest igloo possible and I am going to need a lot of snow for that and the good thing is I can save any kind of snowfall that I get and keep it from melting during if they are any warmer days that have to pass by and then after work my way up to make the igloo bigger. Thanks for the winter forecast 😁.
Hello again! I live in London Ontario, which city are you in? One thing I've learned over the past few years is that you cannot really expect very cold winters anymore. These weather forecast videos keep expecting colder than average temperatures yet they're much warmer than usual. Global warming has changed so much, can't even get a single -20°C like we always used to anymore. Even if this winter is a bit colder than last year, it definitely won't be anything like 2013 - 2017. During those times temperatures would plummet to -30°C kinda often and cold temperatures were very consistent.
@Shonade_Malik hi I’m around Toronto but away from the city farther north, I have it a few degrees colder here than your area on average. I know that climate change may be causing our temperatures to get warmer, but one good thing we have to at least know about it is it increases precipitation and when ever the temperature gets cold enough, and the precipitation comes with it on the right time it will increase more snowfall and more snowfall means more sunlight heat being reflected back to space keeping temperatures colder which is good in those cases so maybe this time because of La Niña favouring colder, and wetter conditions we will have a better chance for the same colder winter as we used to be getting the good colder winters from before.
@@Clouds-su3dc The La Nina in the winter of 2022 - 23 did not have nearly as much precipitation compared to 2015 or 16 for example. That was an El Nino year as well, I think. Climate change has significantly reduced snowfall. I remember the deep snow our city used to get, but unfortunately we don't even come close to that anymore. I get that you're hopeful about a colder and snowier winter -- I was too, but I'm losing it over time.
@Shonade_Malik I totally get what you mean! It's a bummer how the winters are not as cold and snowy as they used to be. Hopefully, with La Niña in the picture this time, we might get lucky with more snowfall and colder temperatures and remember like I said hopefully we get the above average precipitation happening at the right time when the temperatures are actually cold enough so that more snow can fall and then once you have more snow on the ground it can reflect more sunlight heat back to space keeping the temperature colder automatically. Remember a lot of snow on the ground can strengthen cold fronts as much as 3x more than usual. Let's keep our fingers crossed for a winter like the good old days!
@@Clouds-su3dc Alright! I hope this winter goes well then.
Northern California needs another big year. Last year wasn't that great. Only a couple weeks of good snow. Our lakes are nearly empty.
Definitely hoping for higher precipitation totals for y’all. You definitely need above average precipitation for a bit. Just hopefully not at too substantial of a level.
Not according to the farmers almanac, they’re predicting a dry and mild winter for the Northeast
@@JamesG77733: The Farmers Almanac has very rarely been correct and is not recognized by most meteorologists. It is based on old beliefs which have long been overridden with accurate scientific data, rather than old wives tales by which the Farmers Almanac is comprised of.
That would be good. We haven’t had winter here several years.
Im just here for the snow ❄️
LANINA WATCH now in effect! IN,OH, MI in the bullseye for winter storms and blizzards!! I'm ready for another 1978 blizzard
🥶
January 26,1978
Remember it well
Morning N/E Ohio
Rainy calm 42-*
then it HIT.
Storm of the century
White Hurricane
Thursday everything
was shutting down
We dug out Fri.Sat.Sun.
Monday we went back
to work
Melting snow piles
til mid May.😳. CB
I hope you’re wrong. I want snow.
Then for your sake, I hope I am wrong too. Manifesting much snow for you! O-O
❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄depresses me no snow in jersey❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄
By January 2025 and February 2025 and it will be colder in Florida with Snow ❄️, Sleet, Ice 🧊 and Rain 🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️. Especially March 2025 will be chilly 🥶 in Florida.
i would have to agree with this early call . much better then some other forecasters on here who basically throw up the same predictions year after year. this is still just a general idea. there are many other factors that are going to determine how your winter will go
I see Virginia listed as in between on the weather map. We’re in the Shenandoah Valley close to the Allegheny Mountains. What will that mean for us?
Awesome question. So as for your region along the Shenandoah Valley along the Allegheny Mountains, I would say you could still count on the in between patterns. Despite the geographical features of your region having a role in the weather, these climatic patterns have more of an influence over all which is why I believe your weather could be back and forth with that of the north and the south. So basically, you could see warmer weather from the south if ridging is persistent which allows warmer weather up north, however, if a low pressure system is able to travel far enough south with some troughing, you could see some far colder weather and even some decent shots at snowfall this winter season. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask!
I'm in Indiana and I love fall and winter ❤
Here in Erie Pa we will only get snow with a W NW wind. If we get a SW wind then Buffalo will get buried. I'm hoping for W NW wind this year so I can finally use my Ariens which I have only used 4 times since new in 2022..
WE WANT SNOW on August 27th here in Michigan It supposed to be 97 degrees..
Northern indiana averages about 170 " of snow a year ! You get your ho hum system snow then you get more snow but its sunny everywere else !
Can you make a forecast on how will North indian winters be on basis of following factors -
1) How South will subtropical jet stream shift?
2) What would be state of AO?
3) How weaker will polar vortex be?
4) How strong will siberian high and other major high pressure systems be?
5) if you can, then give some information about western disturbances
Oh great another dud winter in new jersey. Third year in a row.
Central Texas does not have a snow storm at all .. typical playbook is couple days of ice but we do get colder freezing temperatures and it only lasts few days ..
We do love it but it does not last at all ..
9:00
I’m looking at my home city, Vancouver BC Canada. The shape of the whole metro Vancouver/Fraser valley looks like an outline of USA but much longer
*crosses fingers for ........little bit of snow in GA??? 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yay winter storms 1!1!1!1 :D
Why don't you say that YOU hate the winter.The tropical heat and high dew points and bugs here in the eastern USA and days and days of rain. Give me winter anytime.
It's just a hook for the video, don't take it to heart blood :3
Does Lansing Michigan get lake effect snow I live in Lansing is all of Michigan going to get lake effect snow
Do you think I would get a lot of snow in Lansing Michigan in 2024
@@JohnMann-o8x I am currently working on our Official Annual Snowfall forecast for this upcoming winter season so I will have an official answer for you an an actual estimate as to how much you can see in our upcoming video. As for now, I am anticipating slightly above to above average snowfall for your location.
@@weatherataglance6075 so that means it's going to be a cold winter compare to last year
Are the extreme freezes in the Deep South on pause this year? I decided to go ahead and plant a bunch of fruit trees I got in a package deal. They need a couple of years to get well-established to take the cold. I planted way too many for just myself but maybe I can call a rural church and share the harvest with elderly and poor people plus help the wildlife too. And I`ll be able to make a whole lotta wine and disturb my rude
I'd say as of now judging on the type of pattern we are in, however deep arctic blasts occur from rather sudden atmospheric events such as the Polar Vortex and when it becomes weakened by sudden stratospheric warming. When this happens, very large cold air swaths can suddenly descend from the north and rushes south over the typical period of a few days. This can cause immense cold and severe weather events, however these events are typically rare and far and few in between. So with that being said, it is a little tricky to pin point such atmospheric events this far out. I would say as for now though, without the chance of a sudden stratospheric warming event, your trees should be just fine go bear the typical cool conditions for the south, with an exception to some slightly warmer conditions at that as mentioned in the forecast for much of the southern United States. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask! 😊
I would like to disagree with the CA prediction as ENSO numbers are almost identical as 16/17 winter for the sierras. That winter we got +180 inches above average and the way we are already cold and getting storms i would imagine we are headed that way.
Our area in western NE you said is possibly warmer than normal with less snow, while saying the lake effect will be heavy.
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Yes, watch my explanation again if you didn't already. It goes over everything u need to know.
So will it be cold in GA? Cuz I live out of GA
I'd say by November/December you'll definitely start noticing the cooler weather, depending on what part of GA you live in. Obviously the northern portions of Georgia will be a bit colder than the southern portions.
Is this winter going to be like the winter of 2023@@weatherataglance6075
@@weatherataglance6075will this winter in Lansing Michigan be like last winter
@@weatherataglance6075I hope we get more snow this year than last year in Lansing Michigan last year we had very little snow
Average for NC? Our winters have been anything but average. Since 2018 we haven’t have winter. No snow not anything winter like.
In sw Missouri I hope to see snow and COLD
How about the Maine
The Maine be looking chilly and pretty snowy this winter, however along the coast y'all can expect more mild conditions most of the time.
There is a reason Summer is used as a metaphor for the best of all things. Just sayin'.
We had a low of 91F
Looks like every forecast every Winter season
Cry about it
What about winter weather in ky
Last La Nina winter behaved nearly the opposite. Forecasting a winter is worthless.
If you don’t know what you’re doing, only then is it worthless. I have a pretty solid track record so I’m confident in my analysis. 😊
Your model misses how lake affect absolutely pounds the Appalachian mtns as well. If the lakes are active the area of the mid Atlantic region mtns and north east inland mtns will be pounded as well .
@@boxingstarcmbballer8797: Lake effect snow does not affect the Appalachain mountains.
@@weatherataglance6075 Send me your email . I’ll send you multiple pictures of lake affect snow storms in Western Maryland . The lakes blow snow all way down to North Carolina and north Georgia mountains . Cold air blows over the lakes and lifts the moisture up the slopes and it piles up those clouds and moisture over the ridges . Every year we have multiple lake effect snow events in western Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania winter storm warnings are issued for it blizzard warnings have even better issued. For someone claiming to be weather at a glance you might want to do a little research on that .
@@weatherataglance6075 deepcreektimes.com/garrett-county-current-snow-totals/ there is a link for you that even talks about the lake effect snow that is experienced in Appalachians. You can find many articles on this .
www.weather.gov/pbz/January18-202024WinterStormEvent one event from last year it also talks about the lake effect behind the front that hits West Virginia western Maryland and PA Appalachian mountains. This storm in the storm totals from the event dropped 23 inches in canann valley Tucker county wv. Last year wasn’t even a good year for it. If fronts bring cold air across those lakes and winds push toward the mountains. It’s going to be a huge season for lake effect in Appalachian mtns . The lift from the rising mountains makes the snowfall so heavy the winds increase and it turns into blizzard conditions. This is a National weather service article after the event.
When will snow start in Maine
We will be making a forecast on this within the next two weeks.
@@weatherataglance6075 aswome
1:09 A Small Mistake is observed I feel like Slightly below average or even notably below average temps are more likely for the entire Washington state In my opinion but at least we are in the notably above average snowfall
I live here in Whittier and Western North Carolina and everyone else wants to know how cold and snowy is going to be here in Western North Carolina
@@josephconner4756 Likely not that cold and snowy this winter due to warmer and drier conditions.
Fml I’m moving to Maine.
Do you think I will get a lot of snow in graham Washington?
14:29 Fire alarms are about to start Beeping Beep! Beep! Beep!
The next el Nino is 2026/2027 will it be similar to the 2002/03 event
And it will be multi-week dry spell in January 2027 at Southern California, no rain
@@MrWarrenRetro We don't know for certain when the “next” El Niño will be so I cannot confirm or deny that statement. It's way too far out to predict.
I am In between area, Far North East Tennessee probably another sleeper winter. ☹
Guess what. You do not have a clue what it’s gonna do. Youre just guessing.
@@timammons9373 Guess what? Cry about it 😝
Another crappy winter if this forecast pans out.
I live In Southeast Michigan I want to know If this winter will be good this year and we will get 2024 - 2025
Yep.
We are due for a brutal winter.
You are not on I have been doing weather for 30 years indiana ohio west virginia virginia will see snow/ storms
You know everything.
I’m sorry but you got something wrong . Northern Indiana is always colder than Chicago . The wind comes outta the north across the lake
Not sure where that plays into this forecast? But I'll take your word for it.
Hoping for blizzard in Ohio. Could it happen????
Yes
North Dakota and Minnesota is the only place on earth where global warming doesn't exist!
I live in Michigan
I want to know how much snow I will get in Newton Highlands MA
@@user-mq8dl3mj5m I can't predict an exact amount for you, however seeing as I am predicting slightly below average snowfall for your area, and your annual snowfall in an average season is 48”-60”, I would say you would be more around the 42”-48” rough estimate mark.
ok
Summer is the best by far July and August two best months. September worst
you definitely
are a”Wang-O”
!!!!😳😬. CB
i love fall and winter