This video deserves way more views - as someone who lives in northern VA (western area) CAD events definitely dictate a lot of our local weather, and constantly show up in the local WFO fcst discussions (I also work like 1 mile from Sterling NWS / LWX.) Keep up the good work, I follow a ton of weather channels but you’re well-spoken and natural in front of a camera, which makes everything way easier and more interesting to follow (no nonstop edits/cuts lol.)
Here in south Florida I think we get some of the best winters but worst summers in the US. Winters are dry and rarely go below 40. During the day it's usually around a pleasant 60-75. In summer it's usually in the low 90s but it's so humid that I'd prefer if it was a 105 dry heat.
@@ShalK423yeah but, dont you wish you got snow atleast once? here just outside fo the applachins and weve had the worst past few winters with little to no snow!
I live in a area called "Carolina Alley" the 4th most active area for tornadoes in the USA 🇺🇸 just behind Hooster alley in Indiana & Ohio, Carolina Alley is in the Carolinas it goes from Raleigh, Fayetteville, Myrtle Beach, Florence, to Columbia.
Yeah, I recall January of - probably 1993, when Spartanburg SC (upstate, ~20mi from the Blue Ridge) basically didn't see the sun. Don't recall anything quite that obnoxious over around Columbia, halfway to the coast. Bet at least some of that was this effect. Summers were a little nicer, though.
Yea, lol. I’ve always heard it “Appa-latchian” growing up in the only state that is fully covered in its mountains. Anytime anyone has casually said “Appa-layshion” I can’t help but think why that is … why no one native to the mountain range can bother pronouncing it the way the people of Appalachia actually say it. It’s really bizarre. Edit: reminded me of my middle school WV History teacher back in the early 2000s who played a documentary in class and every time the voice-over said it “proper” my teacher would correct it out loud - that always stuck with me lol.
@@TwoBs yeah you can usually tell who is from the area and who is from somewhere else by the pronunciation. I remember the Big Ten and Michigan mispronunciation of Appalachian State University. I bet they know how to pronounce it now.
East coast summers in mid Atlantic states are unbearable. Unless you are 5 miles or less from the coast you won't get any cooling from the ocean, even then its only a couple degrees. I think you meant to say you're a big fan of west coast summers.
I hear you. I lived in Fairfax, VA and worked in DC for 15 years. It’s much worse than Charlotte, NC (my native town) which is farther south. It’s about 250 miles or so from the coast so we aren’t as effected by the Atlantic Ocean as the mid Atlantic states.
