[2018-19 Winter Snowfall Forecast] How Much Snow Your City Could Get
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- In this video, I give my 2018-2019 winter snowfall forecast. I give you maps that show you how much snow your city could get this winter. I also talk about some common storm patterns that could set up across the U.S.
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Name your city below. How much do you think your city will get this winter?
Weather Decoded
Ft Wayne Indiana any ideas ?
Or Elkhart Indiana ? It can get a lot of lake effect snow
Lynchburg Virginia and 14 inches if you are right
Nashville. 1” and the city will grind to a halt
Weather Decoded Seattle
Weather Decoded hows Myrtle Beach winter looking we've had soooo much rain this year
I was taught this by a Meteorologist years ago who had been in the field for about 45 years. When Alaska is warm or hot, New England is cold or freezing. The warmer it is in Alaska the colder it is in New England. In all that time I have been keeping track of that and he was spot on..
I don't know a lot about Alaska's temperatures. Obviously I know it gets quite cold, but what is the Baseline when you are staying warm in Alaska? Can you give some examples? Or just elaborate a little bit? Because that sounds interesting to me. Thanks a lot. What is Alaska supposed to be like this winter? Is it supposed to be a warmer winter? Or a colder winter? And my other question is how does snowfall relate to this? If at all?
@@TRUTHISABSOLUTE777 Well he said anything 10-15 degrees above the seasonal average temperature in Alaska would indicate an equal temperature change colder in New England. Remember back a few years ago when we had the polar vortex dumping --10 to 20 F temps on New England? Well Alaska was about 50-60F over most of their state. That was a change for both areas of about 30-40 degrees F. It generally happens in Winter but I've seen it happen in the warmer moths from Spring to Autumn, though not as regularly. One spring about 5-6 years ago New England has a late spring that had clouds and rain 30 out of 36 days in a row between Memorial day weekend and the 4th of July, with temos in the 50s to 60s. Meanwhile Alaska was having minor driught conditions and were having a warmer than normal spring by about 5-10 degrees F. You can follow it by looking at a temperature map that is color coded for all of North America. If you see Alaska as yellow to ornagish then New England will be blue or purple.
Being a lifelong resident of Michigan I can say with a great deal of certainty, there is no way in hell can you give any kind of accurate estimate of our snowfall, which is based primarily on Lake Effect.
The amount of lake effect snow you get in the winter can be predicted based on water temperature of the lakes.
roguesquatcher same in Western New York
Water warmth, wind speed and direction, and how cold on the other side of the lake.
roguesquatcher : no one is going to read all that
I live in davisburg michigan
Grand Rapids, Michigan. A few inches to a foot during winter, a few feet during spring. We tend to get a lot of snow during early to mid spring, and we tend not to see a lot of snow until mid to late winter.
Love your forecast! Night shows.🤗
i live in raleigh and we are supposed to get 2" tommorow but the average is 6" a year
I’m planing a road trip from salt Lake City to Monterey, Ca in late December. What route would have the least snow for better driving conditions? Taking I-80 threw Lake Tahoe or drive straight south from Salt Lake on I-15?
I live at the bottom tip of texas in brownsville. The last time it snowed here in brownsville was in December 2004, 2017, and January 2018. It rarely snows in my area
Thanks for your post. Great info. I live in the Atlanta area. Last year we got 8.5 inches of snow in Dec. 18. before winter officially started. and a warm winter. It was exciting having Christmas lights up and snow on the ground last year. hopefully we will get it again this winter.
Any big snowstorms for Chattanooga, Tn. Thanks. Love your channel.
this you would but tennessee usly gets one snowstorm per winter
the temp map show at 3:28 is BS-- 2014-15 1993-94 where NOT el Nino years and they were certainly not Modoki El Nino winters
How does Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania look for this November and December, temperature and snow wise?
Will it snow in north central Texas. And if so how much.
How’s El Niño now? As of November 2018. End of the month. And will Texas panhandle get more snow.
So with your forecast, my town of Helena MT. Should get around 19 inches of snow, correct?
Thank you it was excellent.
Do you have update forecast like for 2019 all I see is old Winter Spring 2010 and 2011 and 2016 and 2017 forecast.
Thanks for sharing this.
Growing up in Nashville, TN during the 60's - 70's I remember getting 4 to five snowfalls every winter, usually in January and February. At least two of those snows would be six inches or better. But the jet stream has shifted and just South of Nashvile gets snow and we are lucky to get one inch during one two snowfalls.
How much snow do you think Marion, Indiana will get?
Voluntown, CT
I love these predictions for above average snow! Bring on winter and let go of summer!
Crap
I live in southern Louisiana and we got more than 2 inches of snow last year and our average is 0.2 inches. So, what about us this year? Our local meteorologist is saying that we have the opportunity for some southern snowstorms because most people are saying the temps here will be below to much below average and we will probably have an El Niño winter. So, what's going to happen here?
The reason your average is 0.2 inches is because most years you get absolutely no snow but every couple of years conditions are just right for an inch or two of the white stuff. This winter is looking to be cool and wet for the southeast coast so I'd say your chances of seeing accumulating snow this winter are up to about 50%. All it takes is one event and with the way the weather pattern is looking to set-up there are going to be some close calls.
Thanks for the info. Hartford City, IN
Andover, Massachusetts.
I wonder how many blizzards and Nor'Easters we will have.
Tacoma, WA. Thanks for the report. Shalom
Good forecast. How about the Fayetteville, Arkansas area for me, and Tulsa, Oklahoma for my parents.
Woo pig sooie! I also want to know being from Bentonville
Centerton, AR
Rural Rebel Tory Yeah I live in Hot Springs, been waiting for some decent snow for years now. Only memorable one was like 10 years ago we got almost 2 feet here
San Antonio! Please last year we got snow, where i live i got about an inch no joke, it looked more but i didn’t rule out how much exactly but it was the most i seen in years! I live in Spring Branch. San Antonio is 30 miles so its close
I live in eagle pass. It snowed last year over here top and I really hope we get snow my dude :D
I’m from dilley, the last time it snowed was in 2011
How much snow do you think there will be in chambersburg,pa
Augusta Georgia, in 2014 we got an ice storm... I'm hoping for the same but with more snow, Snow is like the best thing about winter for me
i live in georgia 2
We had 2 snow events last year the Atlanta area happened on the weekend so the effect was not as bad as on a work day
Lol same
@@jimmyjohn8008 I been to atl a couple times... but not when it snowed sadly, With above average snow this year I think we might get a lot.... last season was kinda a false miracle, it snowed in February but it didnt stick to the ground
I also like snow and live in georgia
northwest atlanta GA got 1 foot last year on december 9th, whats it gonna be like this year 🤔
Kansas..It's snowing less and less each year it used to snow by the feet😥🇺🇸
Terrible global warming crap
Same shit happening here in Illinois
SAME HERE
global warming continues for the next 40 years then we head in for the cooling trend just cooling no mini ice age
Thanks for the info Genoa, NE
Tell me what days it’s going to snow in Fremont Ohio and tell me the road conditions so I can stay home tell me What I’m going to get for Christmas presents
This was published on my birthday!
Can you do a video on how often you correctly predict the weather? 10% of the time seems about right.
I really feel like we in for a big winter here in Dallas TX
Mission, Tx. Snowed last year on December :)
TheGamefreak90 Not this year though :(. I'm sad.
Love to hear your take on Fayetteville, Pennsylvania. I live by the mountains(or what passes for mountains here, lol). It can vary here from not much to about 28”.
Sierra Vista, Arizona. Saw no snow last year, but we usually have persistent snow in the higher elevations.
14-15 was SUPER dry over all of the Midwest Deep South and east coast - does this guy have any idea what he is talking about?
4:41 There are snowstorms in March yaknow. My city is Boston, MA, please.
March was the most active month last year for snow😂
Selah Washington state
I live in southern NH and we have only had rain. No snow
Let hope Boston get bombed with snow
I an wx guru. I am also a SKYWARN Spotter for the NWS in Buffalo, NY. I live between Buffalo and Niagara Falls, NY to be exact Tonawanda, NY 14150. Our forecasts is so similar feelings. In my analog output i used triple weight 1977 and I am going to do the same with 2014. You are right on with 2014 similar winter setting up. Especially with the +PDO and I forgot the exact strength of the +PDO in 2014 but it's really shaping up to be that way. This coming weekend I am super excited by the NAM off of weather.cod.edu I do use Accuweather Pro site too I have to use my computer to look at these more in details. The 5400 mb height is being further south with the storm system that I feel may do the rapid deepening of this low and is what my local 2nd incharge meteorologists at KBUF contact I have and friend told me by email and they are watching for possible mix precip on Friday afternoon and the LES coming to north Buffalo as of now for Saturday late Friday. Because I am not able to predict the total snow fall and no one can but us wx gurus and meteorologists can have an average or percentage like you're guidance is showing. Buffalo is along the lake Erie. Take les varing year by year what is your best guess forecasted snow fall for Buffalo area particular north buffalo, ny. I happen to want to share I feel the SW especially LA area may be another area to watch for above normal precipitation because of that possible setup of split jet. In my forecast I working on will show this. My guess is the colder temps then average I know you say -1 to -2 for my average December to February but in my forecast I feel it's more -2 to -4 then a huge sharp cut off to near normal for Chicago area. What is your thoughts on my forecasts and my liking to know your snow fall forecast amounts.
Andys Weather Site south buffalo here. Hi. Grew up Tn of T.
Do you think we are trending to an el niña next year?
How much snow will Boise Idaho will get?
Memphis Tennessee...where a few inches of snow shuts us down for days. Lol
Scot Petri hhhhhhh the worst snowfall in 2014
I am a Memphis, I would like some snow, just when it happens...why is there milk, bread and eggs, are we all going to eat French toast in our little hovels when we get an inch?* I meant I am a Memphian*😂😂😂
Lol
Wichita Ks, we haven’t gotten a lot of snow sense we had the blizzard of 2013 that brought 15 inches
Just found your channel. Great videos! Very easy to understand! Eager to see my city; Myrtle Beach SC. We typically get 1/2 inch of snow every year.
Is there any way to get forecasts in gatineau, Qc, Canada
West Branch michigan is located in the lower upper michigan we had snow the 9,10and 11th of this month this past weekend
Cypress Texas,I think we could hit 4-10 inches wich would be amazing
Hamilton, NJ. Our normal yearly snowfall is about 29"
How did it compare?
Hey there mister!! You must not be from Chicago considering you placed us in Wisconsin damn near Milwaukee on your little map! [we're on the southwestern shore of Michigan] In an average year we get about 28 inches of snow fyi and the lake effect snow only ever truly occurs eastward of the lake, as can be seen on the compiled snow accumulation average maps you placed in the video.
Nonetheless, I hope this winter is mild for us Chicagoans like last year's just without the leaky polar vortex and indecisive hey stream. Anyhow! Love your videos dude! Keep up the good work and you've got a new subscriber in me! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
My city is Seattle, WA! Gotta say I had hoped for a lot of snow this winter. I grew up in Schenectady, NY and miss a white winter.
San Bernardino
I know we normally dont get snow but every few years we get a little. Just hoping its a snow year.
Bronson Michigan, It's SW Lower MI, near the Indiana Line. Bronson is between Sturgis and Coldwater MI and Closest to Fremont IN. All very small towns bordering MI/IN Lines. I'm a 70 minute drive south from Kalamazoo MI and 45 minute drive south of Battle Creek MI. Thanks! My family lives in Kalamazoo area so they are always hit with the Lake effect snows from Lake MI. On average, they get much more snow than I do down here in Bronson MI. Where as here I tend to get more sleet and Ice storms than they do in Kalamazoo and Battle Creek.
I've subscribed and clicked on the alert bell for your future weather reports for the USA. Thanks!
Jackson. Georgia
But my wife's family is in Norton. VA. So I would like to know both towns
Will it be colder this winter??
Just FYI. Northern Ohio just got its first snow. Woke up to it this morning. Very light but it's here on the ground in the yard.
How much snow,it's impossible to know you can't predict long term weather.
My city is Jonesboro, GA. Possible 1 to 2 inches of snow fall and perhaps 20 degrees as our lowest.
Springfield Massachusetts, We get snow every winter, some winters we get more than other years
Well I'm in Tulsa OK and we are supposed to get 1-3 inches today November 12th... Very early for snow here lol
Their is a blizzard in Kansas City, Mo where I live it's starting to lighten but this is like our 6th snow storm of November and 1st blizzard we had in a long it it got up to some spots 6-7 inches of snow schools our starting to close now I also have no school tomorrow
Chattanooga,Tn. I believe our average for snow is 4.5 in. Per year. Im thinking we could top out at 12 in. +
All it takes is one snowstorm... I'm willing to say you will probably be right.
Snowing lightly today in Central Arkansas for the second time. I am not sure what that means, but we NEVER see flakes this early in the year, and in fact, seeing them before Christmas is rare.
Well its slready snowed here in KY twice and family in houston got flurries.. could be bad this year
My city is Chicago Illinois.. we are always at a fear of storms because Chicago gets hit hard. I wish Chicago didn't have it's coldest n snowiest winters... but that's just a dream that won't ever happen. Thanks
Tallahassee Florida we got snow in January and I want some more again
My area usaully gets about 8-12 inches of snow I live in Greensboro NC. I would really like to hear your thoughts.
Well I'm not him but with the favorable teleconnections in the ocean and atmosphere pointing towards a cold wet southeast there are probably going to be some close calls. By the end of the season I'd say it'll be above average but nothing is set in stone.
@@Civilized-Joke We can analyse teleconnections and 500 mb patterns all day while having a perfect pattern and Get no snow. Praying for record snow lol.
@@karithompson249 Hey, if your really interested in the topic you should check out American Wx. They have a pretty good SE sub-forum. www.americanwx.com/bb/
Appalachia Virginia!! Hopefully at least 1 or 2 (12”+ snowstorms) 🌨 ❄️ ❄️ thanks!!!
Hey! I am from Honaker, Virginia... Will probably get one major snowstorm this winter, probably a couple 3-6 in events, and a good number of NW flow snow dustings. When it comes to snow around here elevation means a ton. In all I'm expecting 30 inches this year and I live at 2100ft. If you live down in town you probably are at 1650ft in Appalachia so you can probably expect something like 24 inches. If you head up to Wise though they'll probably get 35-40 inches!
@@Civilized-Joke true this year
Hi,
Watching from Kansas City!
Menomonie, Wisconsin. We'll probably get about 40 inches of snow.
We already got our snow for the winter on October 14. The earliest snowfall ever for the Wichita area ,about 3/4 of and inch. Probably will get nothing more through the next several months! So that one day in October was our winter, the rest will be frigid and severe cold but no snow!
Jacksonville Illinois south to Jerseyville Illinois ( southwest Illinois ); I say here we will get 27 inches total. But I wouldn't be surprised if we get 2 or more snowstorms that dump 8-10 inches. Last winter was slightly below average, and the snows were 2 - 4 inches at a time.
I live in Baltimore, Maryland...
Wilmington DE is part of Philadelphia PA metro area
Any snow lasting more than a day will be more than we've had in about 3 seasons here in my part of North Arkansas. They have been trending more southerly.
Harlan Ky between Lexington Ky and Knoxville TN, and border to VA.
I'm from owensboro
I live north of Bristol in far SWVA. I'm expecting a solid 30 inches of snow this season due to being at 2100ft.
@@angeldollball louisa ky we get 20 inches our record 30 inches did you know kentucky is getting a historic winter
Clintwood, VA. 34" snow this winter. ( hope for 90")
What if I don't live in a city?
Atlanta! Miss my snows in Memphis!
Standish, Michigan!! Would love to know what to expect!! :)
Love your videos man. I would recommend turning down your microphone sensitivity. It seems a little too high.
What about virginia beach ?
How about central New Jersey?
Camp Nelson, CA in the Sequoia National Forest - Sierra Nevada mountains
Plymouth Indiana 46563. Last year we got clobbered with lake effect off of Lake Michigan. So any low pressure passing near us with an unfrozen lake north of us is pure hell here. And during the blizzards you get the arctic winds Not like Buffalo but who in Gods name wants to live in Buffalo NY ?? I predict in Marshall County Indiana we get 100 inches + - 10.
I know you have zero idea if you say Wichita, Kansas will get more snow this year then we have had the previous 3 years combined ! The last 3 years total snowfall? About 3.25 inches!
We usually get several 6 to 8 inch snows, several 1 to 3's. The last three years we are lucky if the snow turns the ground white against the curbs where the wind pules up the 3 miles of parking lot it came from!
Fargo,ND. We want more snow less cold
How about for Virginia Beach, Va
😂
@@Robsbrd99 Snow is usually wishful thinking for us. Everyone around us gets hit and we get a dusting
I'll bet. Similar situation here in Central Va. I remember a while back when TX. had snow before us. This year seems to be the best chance for a good, snowy winter in a while. We'll see.
Ft. Benning, Georgia heading to BCT this winter
Milwaukee Wisconsin area. I think above average. This is the earliest I remember having measurable snow. We got 3 inches last Saturday. It’s also pretty cold for this time of year. Don’t laugh my grandma always said watch the Woolley caterpillar. The more brown the milder the winter. First one I seen this season was almost entirely black. Just my opinion. :)
Just a fyi you can't share your video it shows an error
Building a self sustaining house/ranch/farm here in Paradise PNW Washington St in between two lakes next to the Mighty Cowlitz River.. last year was an easy winter up until February and we got pounded for 6 weeks. I hope for the same, 'cause the house will be done by then xD
Why we got 66 inches last year why are we can get 75
How much for Pittsburgh PA
I'm from Bowling Green, Ohio. About 35 minutes from Toledo, Ohio. About 40 minutes from Michigan.
Fast forward to the present...11/14/18.
Mid Atlantic and New England looking at potential for big snow. Central Pa and central NY possible 1 to 2 feet in isolated areas and higher elevations. Heavy ice along the I81 corridor through Va and into NC.
Hello more snow for Houston maybe I hope after Harvey snow was amazing