Daily U.S. Snow Depth 1950-2015

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This is a visualization of daily snow depth for the continental United States from January 1, 1950 through December 31, 2015. A faster version of this time-lapse can be found here: • Daily U.S. Snow Depth ...
The underlying snow depth data was extracted from daily weather records from the Global Historical Climate Network (GHCN). All data is freely available on NOAA's National Climate Data Center website (www.ncdc.noaa....) .
Spatial interpolation was performed using Python-based QGIS (www.qgis.org/) . The video was created using ffmpeg and Avisynth.
The code used to generate the maps and timelapse video is available on GitHub: github.com/srn... .
Please keep in mind that the interpolation is not perfect and, at times, will show some locations (particularly those close to mountains in the West) as having snow when in reality they did not.
Some snowstorms of historical note can be viewed at the following times:
0:02:42 The Great Appalachian Storm of 1950 (11/22/1950 - 11/30/1950) [en.wikipedia.o...]
0:33:35 The Kennedy Inaugural Snowstorm (1/18/1961 - 1/21/1961) [en.wikipedia.o...]
0:48:54 The Blizzard of '66 (1/28/1966 - 2/1/1966) [en.wikipedia.o...]
0:51:55 The Chicago Blizzard of 1967 (1/25/1967 - 1/29/1967) [en.wikipedia.o...]
1:00:47 The Post Christmas Storm of 1969 (12/25/1969 - 12/29/1969) [en.wikipedia.o...]
1:25:23 The Cleveland Superbomb (1/23/1978 - 1/28/1978) [en.wikipedia.o...]
1:25:29 Blizzard of 1978 (2/4/1978 - 2/8/1978) [en.wikipedia.o...]
1:28:37 The President's Day Storm I (2/17/1979 - 2/20/1979) [wapo.st/1DxSpN5...]
1:40:44 Megalopolitan Storm (2/10/1983 - 2/13/1983) [wapo.st/YoaHse?...]
2:11:26 The Storm of the Century (3/12/1993 - 3/15/1993) [en.wikipedia.o...]
2:20:00 The Blizzard of 1996 (1/6/1996 - 1/9/1996) [en.wikipedia.o...]
2:29:06 Blizzard of 1999 (1/1/1999 - 1/4/1999) [en.wikipedia.o...]
2:41:39 The President's Day Blizzard of 2003 (II) (2/14/2003 - 2/18/2003) [en.wikipedia.o...]
2:47:16 Ohio River Snow Storm of 2004 (12/20/2004 - 12/24/2004) [en.wikipedia.o...]
2:47:32 Blizzard of 2005 (1/21/2005 - 1/24/2005) [en.wikipedia.o...]
2:53:49 Valentines Day Blizzard (2/11/2007 - 2/16/2007) [en.wikipedia.o...]
3:05:34 The Post Christmas Storm of 2010 (12/24/2010 - 12/28/2010) [en.wikipedia.o...]
3:05:42 Southeastern Snowstorm of 2011 (1/9/2011 - 1/13/2011) [en.wikipedia.o...]
3:05:53 The Groundhog Day Blizzard of 2011 (2/1/2011 - 2/3/2011) [en.wikipedia.o...]
More information on these storms at www.ncdc.noaa.g...
Comments and feedback are greatly appreciated!

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@josemurillo5641 5 лет назад

Who the hell watches the whole thing?

@murphy1011 5 лет назад

@Dcwest0616-the-best-on-youtube 4 года назад

Jose Murillo meh

@therealafternoob 4 года назад

I would.

@nathanbarr7439 4 года назад

Uhm people whole Like to watch snow hit.

@Triadii 4 года назад

Even on 2x, I still had to skim through

@MrPrius-fy1sc 4 года назад

canada: snow-free since 1950

@waseemal-shurafa4712 4 года назад

@Pro Diep io YT lol he was joking because it wasnt showing the stats for anything other than the U.S.

@dietpixel 4 года назад

😂

@madhijz6846 4 года назад

yeah I imitatively wanted to know if there is a similar map/video for Canada when faced with that snow free border

@typhoonmichael7742 4 года назад

R/whoosh

@antihistamineBViewsMinutesago 4 года назад

Mr. Prius yeah right

@yahhi12 4 года назад

I wish RU-vid have a 20x speed button.

@cnmill6770 4 года назад

Same

@drewskygaming 4 года назад

Same

@flopsinator5817 4 года назад

Same

@holland3950 4 года назад

same

@yahhi12 4 года назад

C'mon people, join in! :)

@ThatGuyCanmanNC 4 года назад

Wow there is a lot of snow in the ocean

@khalilt6508 4 года назад

Lmao

@donniefleuryy.29 4 года назад

Good one😂

@KrytonXBP 4 года назад

And still the same quantity

@possum303 2 года назад

Especially the Great Lakes!

@thegeekgamer8340 2 года назад

looool

@andrewt3417 4 года назад

2:15:55 I like how Mount Hood in Oregon was the only place in the country that had snow all Summer in 1994

@supremetacogames 4 года назад

Makes me proud to live in Oregon

@MrSmith-ty4bg 4 года назад

Andrew T we have year round skiing and snowboarding up at Hood because of the glacier and altitude. it feels kind of weird when you buy a “summer pass” to go up and ride for an extra month or two lol

@andrewt3417 4 года назад

@@MrSmith-ty4bg That is amazing!

@handsomerock1600 4 года назад

😂 lol

@KevinRandomRecordsKRREC 4 года назад

Lyle Wiley can you fuck off, I’m a Filipino and stop giving us attention, you know it’s annoying right?

@weathersponge5000 4 года назад

You just HAD to cross the 10 minute mark didn't you🤦

@mournasslabershacknee2170 4 года назад

Smh youtubers just want money these days 🙄

@grubbas8361 4 года назад

@@ZakTheGoAnimator Its a fucking joke

@user-vu3wq9hm2l 4 года назад

@@ZakTheGoAnimator dumb

@user-vu3wq9hm2l 4 года назад

Zak The GoAnimator no

@user-vu3wq9hm2l 4 года назад

@@ZakTheGoAnimator yes bc u cant take a joke

@j22s 4 года назад

Mom: Do the dishes "Ok, one more video"

@99wolvesracing17 5 лет назад

2:29:10 Blizzard of 1999 for Chicago. 51:58 Is Snow from Chicagos #1 Blizzard, at 3:05:56 snow from the 2011 Groundhog Day Blizzard ,and Superbowl Blizzard of 2015 at 3:18:07

@Lsthnbrd 4 года назад

99Wolves Racing 2:07:19 Halloween Blizzard of 91.

@bostonandmaine7444 4 года назад

99Wolves Racing 1:25:32 Blizzard of `78

@upsideken9385 4 года назад

@Tazzor what is wrong if he is nerd...

@ethanallen2889 4 года назад

99Wolves Racing ...👈Number nerd

@wrrrrrrr219 4 года назад

they don't get that much snow

@SammiiLuVTTV 4 года назад

2:11:27 yeah the big blizzard

@MrCnote1993 4 года назад

@3:05:56 the 2011 Oklahoma blizzard

@SPCmuncie 4 года назад

1:25:32 Blizzard of 1978

@pillowmaker9861 4 года назад

2:04:20 blizzard of 1990

@jameslesesne7946 4 года назад

You guys are insane

@m.w.6526 4 года назад

dude I lived in minnesota as of recently and people STILL talk about the "big blizzard of 1993" 😂😂😂

@trashrabbit69 4 года назад

Normal people: Hey guys, wanna watch Fellowship of the Ring? Me: how about nah

@Dredrewdre1 4 года назад

Trash Rabbit, Duke of Bad Habits, Shellac Addict cringe

@trashrabbit69 4 года назад

@@Dredrewdre1 I agree, the ending of the movie was awful. Why didn't they just show Grandayy and Froyo playing backgammon in the Keebler treehouse instead?

@andycheng9066 4 года назад

I guess youtube recommendations have brought us all back together again

@mr.blueitachi5258 4 года назад

Yup also i hav no life

@breAnnasmama 4 года назад

🙄

@goodolpotato 4 года назад

As a Texan, I think this recommendation is just a sign that.. There’s going to be no snow as always.

@hsuhorn 4 года назад

But in 2017 there was snow

@miguelo117 4 года назад

@@hsuhorn wait another 13 yars for another snow day lol

@ysnate1 4 года назад

ikr

@Tatusiek_1 4 года назад

_blude I live in Houston too, it was a lot for me lol, only second time i seen snow. it was fun but it was at a bad time because i had to sleep for school both times. Sad but it was definitely exciting

@TK7official 3 года назад

JacobT89 3:05:57

@izzynutz2000 5 лет назад

I remember times and events in the Midwest during the 70s 80s and 90s and this is pretty accurate for those snowfalls late in the season and to the South

@Soonerfrk11 4 года назад

3:05:57 was the blizzard that put kids in Tulsa out of school for two weeks straight.

@davidrichardson6749 3 года назад

This puts things in perspective. I always thought of places like Chicago and Ohio were cold and snowy, and yes they can get huge storms a couple times a year. but there’s really only a few states that consistently have real winters from December to March.

@adamschwartz2656 Год назад

What a terrific idea ! This graphic will be much appreciated by snow lovers like myself who can recall big snow storms from their early childhood days to much later in their lives. This is a really cool concept.....many thanks to those responsible. I really groove on this stuff !

@Mackerr 4 года назад

2:01:33 the snow in Florida that happened in 1989

@khalilt6508 4 года назад

Thanks trooper

@GandalfGreyhame 4 года назад

Never realized how little it snows in the US. I live in the middle of Sweden and here there's non-stop snow from early november to late march

@deandanielson8074 4 года назад

Excellent. I appreciate all the work going into this superb graphical presentation. I was particularly interested in the Halloween snowstorm in Minneapolis-St. Paul in October 31-November 1st 1991 with about 30 inches total snowfall. Thanks. - Dean from Minnesota

@neffetshillerszwo4924 2 года назад

Profound visualization which shows that our individual experiences and remembering do not match to those of people on other also nearby places. Additionaly it is a hint that global change of climate can not even be experienced or calculated by the dates of 1 winter time. Only a long time summary of all dates to each position in landspape, and then a long time trend calculation will show the effect.

@realshanegray 11 месяцев назад

Has anyone ever updated this to get up to 2022 or 2023? Amazing work!

@methuselah9965 4 года назад

2011 was definitely a cold year, here in Europe too.

@ej4122 4 года назад

December 25th 2004 the first time I saw snow in South Texas I was a year old then It wouldn't snow again until 2017..

@juandavila4534 4 года назад

I was 4 years old.

@robertsproull6750 4 года назад

I live in Houston and I remember that storm! We get snow just a tad more often than you guys down there lol

@jamwither9847 4 года назад

i remember the 2017 snow

@juandavila4534 4 года назад

@@jamwither9847 me tooo

@saml1613 4 года назад

There was 20” in Dayton Ohio a few days before that

@RIXRADvidz 4 года назад

3 Things : 1) how the high peaks hold their snow well into the late season, 2) the Olympic Peninsula, 3) Colorado's Unique place in the storm tracks

@Rick_Foley 4 года назад

Watch it at 0.25X speed to get the most satisfying experience.

@oma2635 3 года назад

one and two leeda father single and father family those special how we fiilabacid qariida filasaxar

@themilkmanpg2471 4 года назад

Canada: I am the coldest country Minnesota: hold my snow

@paavoaarnio 4 года назад

Actually if it's really cold it usually doesn't snow. (at least here) So that doesn't make sense.

@masonw6205 4 года назад

North Dakota**, where I'm from (coldest beside Alaska)

@trashrabbit69 4 года назад

@@paavoaarnio Truth. Winnipeg usually gets a small fart of snow, and yet it stays until summer because temps there are so low.

@AridChannelOfficialSG 4 года назад

the sbow is snowier than before

@ehnut2964 4 года назад

@@paavoaarnio the size of your brain XD

@TomWatsonB1 4 года назад

I'll never forget the early February 2011 snowfall in Tulsa. Shut down the city for several days as I was planning for my wedding. Same year as the terrible tornado outbreak in the region, as well.

@cracqheadish908 4 года назад

randomly gets this in my recommendations during a winter storm

@frankkolton1780 4 года назад

I lived in an area for many years that was still orange through April, the U.P. of Michigan, it makes Buffalo NY winters look like a tropical paradise, over twice the avg. annual snowfall in fact.

@1954crc 5 лет назад

I think it's interesting the way that a snow belt would form in central Kansas and Missouri and then go east while there's no snow here in Des Moines.

@angeldollball 3 года назад

In particular, I enjoyed watching the 1993 and 1996 winter seasons. In 1993, there was almost no snow that winter in SE KY, then bam, March Superstorm was color showing up for snow depth all the way to the Gulf. 1996 was a heck of a snowy season in my area with tons of snow storms. We are really lacking in the snow in more recent years.

@pete49327 5 лет назад

Thanks for this. I was able to go back in time to 1973 when southeast Alabama had record snowfall that still stands, averaging a foot of snow in a narrow band from around Troy extending eastward to Eufaula at Georgia border. It all fell in one night.

@viciogames1121 4 года назад

(Set speed to 0.25) Southwest Texas misteriously got a lot of snow in 1985 1:46:37 and WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED IN OREGON IN 1997? 2:24:49

@theyoshi202 4 года назад

What, does your state not get random 12-inch snowstorms in August?

@supremetacogames 4 года назад

Kurt22 No

@TomWatsonB1 4 года назад

January 1985 brought incredibly cold weather to the entire eastern 2/3rds of the country. It nearly completely destroyed the orange crop in Florida. It reached 10 degrees in Gainsville, FL. Many all-time record lows were set that month that are still on the books. It was -24 in Knoxville and -5 in Charlotte. It wasn't likely as cold in south central Texas, but the moisture was there and it met incredibly cold air to bring snow to areas that very rarely see it.

@TomWatsonB1 4 года назад

@@tripplefives1402 I am aware that West Texas frequently gets snow, but West Texas is a large area and Southwest Texas is different than the panhandle around Amarillo. In 1985, there was a significant snowfall in areas of SW Texsa that rarely get snow. For example, Del Rio, on the Rio Grande, averages 1.2 inches of snow a year (about the same as Dallas), but they had a rare, large snowfall that year. Snowfall totals were even greater slightly east toward Uvalde, additionally. San Antonio, only 85 miles from Uvalde, averages less than an inch of snow per year, so that was a historic snowfall for Uvalde. Amarillo, which is more where people think of when they mean West Texas, averages around 18 inches of snowfall per year, so we can see the 7.5 hour drive between Uvalde and Amarillo makes a big difference. Yes, Texas and even just West Texas is a big place.

@TomWatsonB1 4 года назад

@@tripplefives1402 At second glance the main brunt of the snow is actually more focused over areas around Kerrville and Bandera, which is slightly more NW of San Antonio than directly west. Nonetheless, the Hill Country also rarely gets snowfall. It averages very little more snowfall than San Antonio (around an inch). Even less than in Dallas.

@Javi228 4 года назад

1:45:45, there was snow in Amarillo, Texas

@hendomac20 5 лет назад

Living in Maine, I wish this map continued right through winter 2017-2018 because 2016, we had almost nothing. 2017 we got buried, and this year we saw some snowfall from December-February but March we got two back to back 20 inch snowstorms so it'd be cool to see those years on a map like this one

@hendomac20 3 года назад

Well now it 2021 and a new version really should be made to include up to the end of 2020. 2019 was a repeat of 2017 except it was like what my grandmother told me about the winter of 68-69, haha 50 years later. 2020 we had snow in May for the whole state like an inch. Plus covid made it feel more like hell then ever to live through it. Imagine we get snow in May this year. Sugarloaf Mountain might get a foot tomorrow as I'm writing this on April 15th.

@jxavier3876 4 года назад

This really helped me gauge the way rather for a state that I am moving too soon.

@osiiriis 4 года назад

Props to the camera man that had to film from space for 65 years!

@Lordoftheringwraiths 4 года назад

2011-2012 - the year with no winter (MN)

@813Nole 4 года назад

Gonna give you a like because this probably took a very long time to make

@imjustdeath7177 4 года назад

3:08:30 I’m Sure It Snowed That Day In Indiana.

@epsilon2738 4 года назад

maybe it was another day

@marshmallowgaming9178 4 года назад

It may have melted before they measured it, the ground needs to be cold enough for the snow to stay on the ground. I think the same thing happened with Florida.

@colew.5744 4 года назад

I think this is wrong Becuase where I live had definitely got more snow then what it said

@marshmallowgaming9178 4 года назад

Colton Worley trust me it always seems like more snow. I’ve lived in MN my entire life and when it’s less than a foot it seems a lot bigger than it is.

@colew.5744 4 года назад

Marshmallow Gaming well yes but I have i had it measured with a picture. And it’s also snowed on a my birthday a lot and it didn’t say it did. Maybe when they measured it was partly melted already

@KungalooshGaming 4 года назад

Doctor: "You have 3:20:53 left to live" Me: "Okay"

@canton412 4 года назад

Huh, I guess it snows a lot in Minnesota.

@aw1889 4 года назад

Minnesota had a record snow accumulation for the month of February last year with 39.0". The previous record was 26.5" set in 1962. That's over 9" every week of the month. Just to our east, Eau Claire, WI got 53.7" in the same month. They literally doubled our old record.

@canton412 4 года назад

@@aw1889 Dang, yeah I have family who live up near Chicago who said last winter was brutal, especially from late January to early March

@theyoshi202 4 года назад

One of the best action videos I’ve watched in a long time, 10/10

@evanvillard7469 3 года назад

3:02:32 one of the greateast and biggest snowstorms ive seen my life. Makes me think back to when i was younger, miss those times. the one that hit md on the east coast

@kadenmonfredi6611 5 лет назад

The northern Midwest always gets the widest range of snow, but states like Washington, Oregon and others in the west got the deepest snow.

@sj7601 4 года назад

1:28:30 Amazing to see the colors after the blizzard of '78 around the great lakes

@Trev1837_ Год назад

Yeah! that mountain is crazy. I live west of the mountain and somtimes during the summer you can see snow on the mountain, extremely insane

@og3171995 4 года назад

What a cool vid. I remember Christmas 2004, central Indiana got about 2 feet that year. Wish we’d see something like that again

@Jaden_Iarusso 5 лет назад

Brooo i remember the blizzard of 2015 here in Massachusetts. That whole winter we constantly had 30"+ inches of snow on the ground.

@neonflashsparkotron5435 5 лет назад

Yeah it sucked

@sonic2713 4 года назад

2:37:21 the day everything changed

@futurebest4952 4 года назад

Lol that is because there was a weird sun flayer

@sonic2713 4 года назад

That was the day 9/11 happened

@the8dexperience146 4 года назад

Minty Zaki actually your time stamp is in the 12th

@YoshMonsterGaming 4 года назад

This is a weather video not terrorist videos.

@ThePerpetualStudent 4 года назад

@HONEST ENGINE Hear hear!

@kevinpatrick4408 4 года назад

How many people actually watched the whole 3 hours, 20 minutes of this? I only skipped to my most memorable years of heavy snowfall and depths.

@ticcytoccy6961 4 года назад

Fun fact: the big snow storm at the beginning of '79 is the reason the 1979 Daytona 500 is one of the most viewed sports games ever

@phoque022 4 года назад

I live in a suburb near Seattle and at 2:59:38 it was the biggest/longest snowstorm I've ever seen . It might only snow an inch or 2 in Seattle every 2-3 years but it snows a little more in the foothills/east suburbs. This past February of 2019 we got 16 inches of snow , but it only stayed that way for 4 days. I couldn't even get my car out of my driveway. Meanwhile that same week it also snowed 1-5 inches in and around Las Vegas too.

@B3burner 4 года назад

1:19:26 - Feb 5, 1976; I remember it snowed in the San Francisco Bay Area. But it didn’t stick to the ground long enough to be seen here. 3:02:25 - Also Dec 7, 2009, but to a lesser extent.

@perfectlyfine1675 4 года назад

Me: RU-vid: here's a 3 year old video that's three hours long that's about U.S. snow density over 50 years.

@toothsweet5839 4 года назад

I'm not even from the US, what am I doing watching this?

@TomWatsonB1 4 года назад

I'll also never forgot December 2000 in Tulsa, where snow was on the ground for weeks (extremely rare).

@tombraider862 9 месяцев назад

Grew up in the mountains of Colorado. I remember snow from september to June. And whatever snow we had by Jan 1, was there until the thaw in late April or May. Had no idea it wasnt like that in most other areas.

@marktalii 4 года назад

Y'all ever notice there was a bit of snowfall at 1:22:19 between Tampa and Orlando?

@iEli97 4 года назад

Yes, it snowed also in Miami that day for the first time in its recorded history

@marktalii 4 года назад

@@iEli97 never knew it could snow that far south... very cool.

@ace-x6m 4 года назад

2:37:20 RIP :(

@willpitts9957 4 года назад

@ace-x6m 4 года назад

@@willpitts9957 Ok

@Triadii 4 года назад

Ok but wut?

@soulplexis 4 года назад

i dont get it :(

@Dreams-uu5uj 4 года назад

9/11 You mean

@Andrew90046zero 4 года назад

this is really cool. Its surprising to see that there are some places in the US that still have snow well into the summer

@PremierCCGuyMMXVI 4 года назад

Recently, especially in the Northeast, snow storms have gotten worst, but the total number of them has decreased. It’s now 2020, here in NJ, no snow :( hopefully that improves. Also thanks for the time-lapse.

@paull2937 Год назад

It improved in February 2021 with 30 inches of total snow, 1 foot+ deep snow cover stayed the first 3 weeks of February, lingering into early March. Again in January 2022 with 22 inches of total snow. Winter 2020 was the worst (in terms of being boring). Only about 8 inches of snow fell the entire winter, and I think most of it fell in December with nothing at all in February. (I live in southern Connecticut, so depending on where you live in NJ, I might have slightly more or slightly less snow than you on average.)

@Spagine Год назад

@@paull2937I think you need to edit that and put 2023 as the most boring winter

@paull2937 Год назад

@@Spagine No, if I had the choice to relive winter 2019-2020 or winter 2022-2023, I’d choose 2023 (even without the pandemic). Even though winter 2020 had slightly more snow and this winter only had 5.5 inches, there were other interesting things going on even though it wasn’t an ideal winter. There was a -46°F temperature change in 24 hours on December 23-24 when it went from 52°F to 8°F which is the most drastic change in weather I’ve ever experienced. January was the extremely boring month. And on the morning of February 4th, I went outside and it was -4°F, the coldest temperature I’ve ever experienced. It felt absolutely amazing. Winter 2020 at its best only reached 9°F. And in addition to that, just 120 miles to my north in Vermont, it was snowing like crazy and there were great skiing conditions. In winter 2020 I never got to go skiing.

@TomWatsonB1 4 года назад

Another fun one was December 24, 2004 - A Christmas miracle in South Texas, including in Brownsville on the Mexican border, where it snowed measurably for the first time in over 100 years!

@zeph1_ 4 года назад

1:22:24 Blizzard of '77 (Western New York)

@ridefulls2141 4 года назад

I live there and if that happened today we would get 2feet almost

@Javi228 4 года назад

55:28, there was snow in Houston

@george-cann 4 года назад

3:02:55 Snowmageddon

@michaelchristmas923 4 года назад

George Cann blizzard nemo

@kylehafliger9870 3 года назад

Extreme snow depths in the Red River Valley (near MN/ND border) in winter of 1996-97! 24-48 inch depths multiple times!

@dadsvespa 4 года назад

Very interesting. I checked out dates I knew were snowy, like the Blizzard of 78 in Massachusetts. It was incredible. A hurricane within a blizzard ! We had a few feet of snow BEFORE a the February 78 blizzard ! We were buried !! Check it out. Jan. Feb. March of 78 several feet of snow coverage. Cool.

@KingOfThePiratesOfTheHill 4 года назад

South Lake Tahoe,a place in California where it snows 8-12 feet in a night every so often. Ahhhh home sweet home. February of 2005 was memorable.

@doggoiscool7255 4 года назад

when your in texas so u dont get touched by snow rest of the country: *having a blizzard*

@thefrontline1 4 года назад

1:46:37 get rekt I’m in Arizona

@grantmourning189 4 года назад

October 31 1991. From Halloween through November 1 91' there was nearly a foot of snow in southern minnesota and got up to close to 30 inches or something rediculous up by Duluth, minnesota.

@blitzcreed1186 3 года назад

Winter of 1978-1979 was a record-breaking moment for Michigan

@joeshmoo9651 4 года назад

3:08:11 the blizzard on Halloween that got it canceled in the East Coast

@arseface2k934 4 года назад

that's funny, I remember it snowed a lot a few days later up here in newfoundland. I thought it was weird we got so much so early, turns out they got it much worse down there lol

@timliscum2861 3 года назад

That was very cool.... just relived my childhood in Northern NY

@billybassman21 4 года назад

December 1983 and 1989 near Christmas were major freezes that reached deep into the gulf and Mexico. Lots of records set both times.

@thetoppiestofhats6593 4 года назад

Welcome to another episode of RU-vid recommendations at 3am

@Bpotts71 4 года назад

2:54:53 wow it barely snowed when I was born. Not even in Michigan!! (Summer explains it)

@KevinRandomRecordsKRREC 4 года назад

Joe what the fuck are you even on RU-vid? Also why tf are you suprised it’s summer

@ThroughOurLensPodcast 4 года назад

How am I supposed to distinguish between 11 and 22

@LocoMan123 4 года назад

3:08:11 who else remembers this storm

@theyoshi202 4 года назад

Ah yes, hurricane sandy right? I remember b/c I live in Virginia, and they canceled school for two days but nothing happened. The second day off was literally just sunny.

@LocoMan123 4 года назад

Kurt22 in Massachusetts our power was out for days and we had to stay at a hotel but of course the second that we got to the hotel our power turned on again lol

@charliethompson21 4 года назад

I love that some of these extend to mid July

@random_bfdi_fan375 4 года назад

Alaska: Am I a joke to you?

@danwaltz315 2 года назад

This is very interesting if not long but it is very interesting indeed.

@tafifish 4 года назад

Recently, it snowed in phoenix back in winter. It snowed in *PHOENIX ARIZONA*

@yungjj5884 4 года назад

2:50:21 it was snowing a lot when I was born

@raul673 4 года назад

3:05:56

@nickdtv9401 4 года назад

You are a freshman in high school

@raul673 4 года назад

@@nickdtv9401 how do you know?????

@nickdtv9401 4 года назад

Rj cause I know everything...and then some

@raul673 4 года назад

@@nickdtv9401 stalker.....

@ukbb2632 10 месяцев назад

Wow man, the colors....the colors.

@Javi228 4 года назад

1:22:19, there was snow in Miami

@dylanchadderton1 Год назад

i watched the whole thing without skipping a second

@MalleusSemperVictor 4 года назад

Dates of Category 5 Winter Storms (snow depth may reflect storm status after initial recording of storm date): East Coast March 12-14, 1993 (2:11:28) January 5-8, 1996 (2:20:02) Maryland to Maine February 12-27, 1969 (58:11) February 3-7, 1978 (1:25:30) March 11-14, 1993 (2:11:28) January 5-8, 1996 (2:20:02) Virginia to Alabama March 11-14, 1993 (2:11:28) January 5-8, 1996 (2:20:02) Illinois to Ohio to Tennessee November 21-29, 1950 (2:42) January 24-28, 1967 (51:56) March 11-14, 1993 (2:11:28) January 31-February 3, 2011 (3:05:05) Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, to Iowa January 22-27, 1978 (1:25:24) November 27-December 1, 1985 (1:49:17) February 6-14, 1985 (1:46:50) October 30-November 3, 1991 (2:07:18) Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, to the Dakotas February 27-March 5, 1966 (49:10) April 24-27, 1984 (1:44:26) November 20-28, 1993 (2:13:34) December 21-28, 2009 (3:02:32) Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, to Mississippi February 18-23, 1971 (1:04:19) January 4-8, 1988 (1:55:41)

@luccacerminaro8003 4 года назад

In 2019 are we going to have a snowy winter including a white Christmas?

@stevieg7672 4 года назад

Pray to God for the NY metro area, especially the Newark NJ area.

@OKobern 4 года назад

its me, from the future year of 2020. i have come here to warn you oklahoma gets no snow whatsoever

@jarrodel-khouri3133 4 года назад

Blizzard of 93' Ya'll 2:11:24

@Atl-jv1kw 4 года назад

2:11:29 actually

@klappinsounds 4 года назад

Heard so many stories about it; I'm only 2 years late for it, and wish I could've experienced that kinda snow.

@jjgreek1 5 лет назад

This is a amazing

@trainsupporter9088 4 года назад

It sure is!

@FullNelson007 Год назад

Absolutely stunning. Thanks

@theoreticalphysics3644 4 года назад

At the time this video was posted in January 2016, there was a historic blizzard.

@rontaller 4 года назад

Winter of 97 in New York city saw no snow while northern Sullivan county in the catskills saw more than 10 feet of snow that winter.

@philiecheesesteak_1644 4 года назад

Yo no way I have been waiting for this video for so long

@floridamanryan4328 4 года назад

2:01:40 was a crazy day, this map doesn't show it well but it snowed in Florida in Jacksonville.

@user-qo4cc4zx2t 4 года назад

the entire state of Nevada had ~60 inches of snow all summer for over 60 years! Incredible. 😧

@Imotbro 9 месяцев назад

There is also seveal inches of snow in the ocean for 60+ years

@mackereltacos2850 4 года назад

3:11:13 Superstorm Sandy (high WV snowfall) 3:02:57 Every state had snow on the ground (Feb 12, 2010)

@sorianomayflor 4 года назад

Except florida, Dont forget hawaii which never gets snow too

@mackereltacos2850 4 года назад

@@sorianomayflor Florida had a bit of snow on the panhandle on that day and Hawaii regularly has snow on its highest peak in the winter. At the time they're had actually been only patches of snow because the mountaintop had little precipation following up to this day.

@sorianomayflor 4 года назад

Micah Greeson Maybe, but ive seen no snow records on the panhandle on the exact feb 2010 date, ive seen 30 degree days but they were clear and no snow around there

@mackereltacos2850 4 года назад

@@sorianomayflor they're may been no reports at weather stations but there was snowfall on that date somewhere en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_in_Florida

@TriWX Год назад

Hawaii absolutely sees snowfall though it is limited to almost exclusively its two highest peaks, Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa.

@MatheusGomes-tx6nx 4 месяца назад

Best moments of this video: 1- 30:57 to 31:03 - March 3th to March 15th 1960 - blizzards of the abnormally cold March 2- 39:30 to 40:19 - December 22th 1962 to Abril 1st 1963 - exceptionally snowy winter in New England 3- 42:30 to 42:39 - December 20th 1963 to January 6th 1964 - two unusual storms in the South 4- 1:10:20 - February 10th 1973 - Unusual storm in the Southeast 5- 1:25:22 to 1:25:38 - January 17th to February 20th 1978 - remarkably cold winter with lots of storms in the eastern half of the nation 6- 1:28:34 to 1:28:42 - February 8th to February 21th 1979 - remarkably cold month with some huge storms in the eastern half of the nation 7- 1:37:30 - January 13th 1982 - huge snow cover area, although not deep, after historic cold wave 8- 2:01:41 - December 24th 1989 - unusual storm in Southeastern coast 9- 2:11:28 - March 13th 1993 - storm of the century 10- 2:20:04 to 2:20:09 - January 8th to January 17th 1996 - snowiest month ever in the Mid-Atlantic 11- 3:02:52 to 3:03:10 - January 30th to March 8th 2010 - remarkably snowy winter in the South and Mid-Atlantic 12- 3:05:30 to 3:06:00 - December 12th 2010 to February 13th 2011 - remarkably snowy winter in the eastern half of the nation I wish so much to see how the snow cover was during the great cold wave/blizzard of 1899 and the remarkable winters of 1904-05, 1917-18 and 1935-36