A Series Of Snowstorms Is Coming....

Winter decides to show up during the first week of spring. Go figure. Thanks for tuning in! Post your weather reports in the comments! - Jonathan

🙋‍♀🤗👍🙋‍♀🤗👍🙋‍♀🤗👍. Have a great week. Thank u for always being there for us. ❣

good job,never miss your forcast! thanks from quebec canada

Snow! Sounds good!

Thanks man! Great update! 👍 Central VA (Charlottesville/Richmond) is always in that transition zone! It's either hot or cold! I love snow so bring it one last time this season please! I'd love another 3" to say g'bye to winter but we'll take what we get, there's little choice. 😂 Also, predicting the weather is like predicting the weather! You're doing a great job IMHO and perhaps people are just having fun at your expense. Just smile and say: "I told you I'm bringing you the weather!".

Excellent weather report sir. Ely, MN in the Boundry Waters area. Started snowing up here in Nov 2023, roughly 2ft of snow this winter. No snow on the ground now.

Hi Jonathan, thank you - Kristen in Nashville

Where I am (halfway b/n Detroit and Toronto), I know our snowfall totals are down (we didn't really get more than a dusting until after Christmas, when a neighbour actually cut his grass!), but we did have a few big rainstorms of 3/4"+. I think we're probably about average for overall precipitation, snow to liquid, but wondering if this is the case for other places seeing well below average snowfall.

Shalom Living on a Sailboat ⛵ full time at St Mary Florida Georgia Weather is our number one factor to prepare for Originally from Arkansas Tornadoes 🌪 were always happening a house Can't move but our Sailboat we find better shelter for Hurricanes I hope this LA Nina year the Hurricanes will stay out in the Atlantic Your my number 1 to go to for weather Thank you Shalom

Cranston, RI checking in.

Eau claire Wisconsin here about an hour east of Minniapolis. Not looking forward to getting dumped on with snow.

Hello from Boise Idaho USA

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With regards to Nino winters i. The I95 corridor, I think lots depends on base state and strength. I remember the combo of strong and east based for 1997-98 which was awful for the east coast. My understanding is weak to moderate basin wide is the best for the eastern seaboard megolopolis. Has there ever been a super Strong Nino that was west based? If so, what year(s). If not, what would the I95 corridor be likely to get in such a scenario?

Similar to what you said at 5:30, they are a number of times that a different part of these city has disproportionately higher/lower snow totals than the other. Denver is a prime example of this, locals in the area have emphasized that the airport location observations are not reflective of the actual weather conditions within the city limits. Now, of course the majority of cities use airports as the official weather station to aid in providing vital data which many are not aware about. Listening from Salt Lake City area.

There are people who live in Montana, it would be nice to get a mention as the storm you emphasize in Minnesota came through Montana first.

From Michigan

I’m from southern Saskatchewan Canada. Our weather forecasts are Al fake - totally unreliable. Watching this site to even get a glimpse of what we might get. 🥺

nh is due for a massive snowstorm this weekend could we wind up with damaging winds with this storm? we got a large squall last night on 3/20 but I'm more concerned with this weekends storm

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