Today we look at the worst winter storms to hit the US that resulted in a considerably white Christmas. Subscribe for more! The WORST Winter Storms of Christmas Past
I’m gonna have to agree with Ryan on this one, Steve. You’re freaking great. Ryan I’m sorry but… I’ve been a subscriber of weatherbox for a long time and recommendations from watching him are how I found you! So it’s official. Weatherbox is awesome. Y’all Squad Approved 🎉
Merry Christmas, Steve. This channel is going to continue to grow because of the high quality of your work/videos, but also due to the genuine enthusiasm and curiosity you have for weather. Thank you for all your efforts and thank you for sharing your work with us.
I remember Dec 2013 being a really bad storm, but only because I remember experiencing it. Everything in the Toronto area was coated in ice (once it was no longer coming down, it looked absolutely beautiful with everything in ice, but was so destructive), and thousands had no power through Christmas.
I think we can add the Christmas Blizzard of 2022 on an update video for this one! Buffalo NY got hammered and my hometown of Watertown NY got hammered, I live 20 minutes south of Watertown and we only got about 10” of snow, which in our part of the country is another day at the office, Watertown got over 4’ of snow! After getting over 5’ of snow from the November storm!
I'm new to the weather observation/extreme weather niche and I gotta say, you're definitely one of my favorites. Keep up the hard work and the numbers will come. Happy holidays!
I recommend @alferia and @Carly Anna WX, more documentary style on weather event then just conversational like weather box but still both awesome channels
I’m a little surprised that the blizzard of 1978 wasn’t mentioned for Ohio. My parents recall how the national guard had to use tanks to help people that were stranded on the roads. Also, the blizzard in February of 1979 was important for racing since a bunch of people in the northeast that had nothing to do were watching the CBS broadcast of the Daytona 500. It’s believed that this race helped to expand the popularity of the sport to a nationwide audience.
@@weatherboxstudios and it is EXCELLENT. I lived it and watch that video WEEKLY. January 26,1978 was the Most Memorable Storm this almost 68 year old male endured in his LIFETIME!!!!!!! !!!!!!!! CB
@@weatherboxstudios yeah, and normally lake effect makes it snow a ton. 2022 has also been the first in like 3 years where it has not snowed on Halloween
I joined a while ago, but not sure exactly how long. I remember thinking “Why doesn’t this person have more subscribers?” You have very interesting and original content, and I can definitely see you going places. I’ve loved everything you’ve came out with. I really hope you enjoy making content because I would love to see much more from you as your interest and knowledge in weather grows. Idk I just think you’re neat, and relaxing. ☃️ I think everyone in New England remembers or has/had parents that have talked about the blizzard of ‘69 at some point. One interesting event I can think of is snow related but happened on a different holiday! On Halloween in New Hampshire in 2012 approximately (possibly another year, like 2011?) we got a snowstorm with extremely wet snow. The problem? There were still leaves on the trees!!! There was an extensive power outage. We lost power for six days. Somehow had hot water, though. I honestly think the ability to shower was the only way my family got through it 😂 If we had to smell each other for that long, man. Idk there may have been violence lol
One memorable snowstorm happened in Gallatin, Tennessee. February 15,2021 Gallatin was forecasted for only a quarter of an inch, but ended up as almost 1 foot of snow. In February Gallatin sees some 50 to 70 degrees weather patterns. But instead they saw -1 to 10 degrees for seven to nine days. Schools were cancelled and jobs were not opened. This nightmare came from Texas when the storm travelled north to Gallatin.
Every time Texas is mentioned in these videos I feel guilty, sorry we keep messing with y'all 😅 Down here, just over a month ago, we got such a sudden temperature drop our trees started exploding. My friends and I were texting each other about who had power and what the creepy sounds could be... Went out with my dog the next morning and the damage was incredible. There are still downed branches piled up along the streets today!
The 2008 blizzard should be mentioned here. It dumped snow constantly across the PNW and just didn't leave. Portland/seattle/vancouver doesn't really get snow so I have vivid memories of 3-4' of snow outside. Still crazy to me.
Vividly remember the 23rd last year (the day after this video came out). It was the most intense blizzard I've ever seen, and probably the only time a snowstorm has actually *scared* me.
It might not beat the total of Buffalo, but it is worth noting the Christmas storm of 2017 that hit Erie, PA (90 miles west of Buffalo) got 59 inches in 2 days and 84 inches total by the time it stopped snowing a week later.
you’re joking. 20K in a year is insane. but from the quality of videos you make it’s really no surprise. congratulations man. can’t wait to see what this next year has in store for you!
I was told a weatherbox Discord would come by the end of the year... It's the end of the year :') Regardless, another amazing video as per usual! Hello from KC where we currently have a -32f Wind Chill.
Merry Christmas Steve, to you and yours. Hope you're all set for this 43-45°F swing in Ohio. It will be -3°F tomorrow morning during the day. Love that 2004 snow complex, that Christmas blizzard was most impressive, even with some thundersnow. I always am thankful we had the snow, but we were just miles from the ice in Cincinnati. I think the high for Christmas Day was -10°F.
I think it would be interesting if you made a video talking about snowstorms in the south. Like farthest south snow in the US and the most powerful snowstorms in the south.
Great content. From an Australian weather nerd where we don’t get the same extremities of weather difference. It’s hot here and we sometimes get a cyclone but where I live we don’t get the contrast of hot dry summers and cold snowy winters like parts of North America does. It’s fascinating what my American and Canadian cousins go through.
Great walk throughs and so fitting that you uploaded this on the day Elliot was coming through. Portland had one of its very few daytime highs below 20 F
One of the best channels I've followed this year. Saw in one of the newspapers that parts of US had -45⁰c temps with this "weather bomb". Can't fathom how cold that must be.
I lived in Corpus at the time of the 2004 winter storm, i remember coming out of Christmas eve mass and seeing snow falling from the night sky, such a wild and crazy memory putting on socks as gloves to have a snowball fight along the coastal bend was crazy, something ill never forget. Merry Christmas and happy holidays. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos and for reminding me of the first time i ever saw snow
The white christmas miracle of 2004 was my most memorable and first ever snow storm. It happened in south texas, along the rio grande river. I was only 7, and yet i remember that christmas morning vividly.
If he so chooses, this man will be a broadcast meteorologist shortly. I've searched for a yt wx channel just like this for so long. The vintage maps, footage, animations, etc. are exquisite. I think its cool I found this before the inevitable channel logo change.
These are SO MUCH FUN to watch! You really have a gift as a weather historian! BTW: I remember the 2004 Christmas snowstorm in Texas: I was living there at the time. There was very little snow in Austin, but the weather got rapidly WORSE the farther south and southeast one drove, so that travel was almost impossible once one got as far as Seguin and New Braunfels, and impossible from San Antonio on east to the coast. You should do a program on the southern Louisiana snowstorm in December 2009. I drove through that. Thundersnow with people driving 25 mph on IH12 between Hammond and Baton Rouge. (It started snowing on the Lake Ponchertrain Causeway!)
I remember the 2004 Texas event too, they even got snow on South Padre Island. I can remember the weather channel interviewing all the angry tourists who had came from up north to have a warm Christmas and it didn't work.
Didn't get to watch this until Jan. 3rd, post-Christmas Buffalo 2022. That was incredible. I'm fairly new to your channel but I have appreciated all of your content and look forward to your new stuff.
Love all the videos. While this was not a snow event I do remember Christmas 1983 in Omaha Nebraska in which it never got above 0 for like a week. It set a record most consecutive hours below 0. It still might be a record. Wishing the crew a merry Christmas.
Happy Holidays Steve! It’s amazing to watch your channel grow so well, you’re videos are amazing. The snow has been bad here in Minnesota and it’s very cold at the moment
Happy Holidays! Thank you so much for the content. I'm so glad I found your channel early this year. It was an instant click of the sub button and one of my favorite channels of the year. The quality is top notch ever single time. The diagrams, the videos, the music, the editing, the voiceover. Insanely good work. See ya in the new year!
Great video as always! I’m sure you’re aware but Lake Erie is experiencing a massive seiche. Have you considered doing a video covering lake phenomena or specifically seiches?
I remember a Thanksgiving Day Cowboys/Dolphins game in the Mid/late 1990’s where it snowed there in Dallas, thru the open roof part of the stadium. Truly a treat for NFL AND weather watchers!!! CB
Denver 1982... the year of the Jupiter Effect Planetary alignment year. CB Also, love your 1977-78 winter catastrophe ( Buffalo/ Cleveland SNOmageddan storms video, I watch it WEEKLY! CB
Also an interesting historic footnote from the 1982 Denver snowstorm: The failure of the city to effectively start clearing the snow out in a timely manner (they didn't clear streets for a few days) caused the longtime mayor of Denver, William McNichols Jr., to lose reelection the following year.
I was 5 years old in 2004, and didn't realize that I might have experienced my one and only White Christmas living in Edinburg, Texas (about 20 miles north of the Mexican border, just north of McAllen). Kind of hard to believe it happened in my lifetime. Great Video!
Steve love the content ❤️ is there anyway you could do a future video about the 2021 Newnan EF 4 tornado. It's my hometown hit the high school I graduated from and went within 2 miles of both my grandma and my aunt's house.
I can remember the 2004 ice storm. We already had snow a lot in the early 2000's in Columbus. We had been in the Cleveland area visiting mom's parents and my dad was back home in Columbus. I can remember being in a nice warm house with power and my dad complaining that power had been out for three days. We couldn't go home for a while due to the weather and when the level 3 snow emergency mom made her way home. We got in a wreck close to home getting clipped by a car, then as we're just about to round the corner into the place we were living at we skidded on ice almost into a ditch. All while driving a 1987 Lincoln town car with no traction at all. We missed nearly the next week of school due to the weather and went to school in June because we used all our snow days at the time. We were in a rural area at the time so I remember us closing for days at a time due to cold or snow between 2000 and 2005.
Rochester, NY 1982: Christmas Eve day was warm enough I had taken the hose out to wash my bike. Woke up on Christmas, about 7" or so had fallen. The hose, forgotten by me was voraciously eaten by the snowblower (lol) and boy did I get a talkin' to.
hey! i just stumbled on the channel, love it! As a Buffalonian, the last few you've posted are particularly interesting! ending this video, with a topic on snow, asking if we'll have a white Christmas literally DAYS before Buffalo got dunked on again, makes me laugh a bit. jesus, i just cant stand snow. why does anyone live here. each tiem you showed our stupid lake effect sprinkler on screen i couldn't even guess which year it was.
Love the content! I’m a weather nerd especially for stats. Would you ever go into making videos on events in other countries? The Europe floods of summer 1997, typhoons etc etc.
Sitting waiting for a flight in Montreal, thinking it’d be really cool to have a video on the January 1998 ice storm that devastated Quebec and northern New England.
every time we get a heavy snow my mom likes to talk about the time they had a severe nor'easter bringing 4.5 feet of snow; they used the fire escape window to leave the house out of her 2nd story bedroom, it was safe enough to jump out of it, but they only did that once
Please please please, could you do a video about ice storm Pax that happened in February of 2014? It hit Georgia on my birthday and knocked out power in parts of my city for almost a month. Living through that was wild. Especially seeing the damage left behind.
I was 5 when that 2004 snow storm hit and I *still* remember it. I remember the snow being up to my forehead. It was so tall I could literally make a snow fort by just digging a hole in the side of this snow wall. It was a really awesome couple of days for lil 5 year old me, not so awesome for most most people though 😅
That Christmas storm in Buffalo about happened in 2001 and my little sibling was born the first week of January. My mom always joked that if they came out a little earlier they would’ve had to snow mobile her to the hospital.
You ever thought of doing a video on superstorm sandy in 2012? It impacted me directly and id like to know more about the unusual weather patterns involved with that specific tropical storm. I lived in west virginia at the time and got snowed in with no power for over a week.
I saw other channels doing 10 year anniversary videos so I decided to wait, but I likely will in the future! This bomb cyclone reminded me of the winds of Sandy
@@weatherboxstudios i thought the same thing about the bomb cyclone, too. I think that for me, personally, the sandy snowstorm was much worse. I was literally up to my waist in snow. We had to cook on a wood stove because we had no electricity for nine days. The pipes froze at one point, forcing us to melt snow for cooking and bathing. This year, in comparison, is just a normal december, minus the wind chills. But everyone forgot about the small towns in west virginia that got snowed in. Summersville isnt even a blip on the map for most people, and wouldnt have been for me if i didnt have extended family there.
Not one, But two catastrophic snow storms, including the deadliest in the cities history, hit buffalo in 2022. Was there for both of them. I'm a nurse so I still go to work regardless of weather, and never before have I felt more in danger than during the Christmas storm of last year.
@@weatherboxstudios I’m lucky in MI we dodged the bitter cold, really didn’t feel like losing power! Tho, 2.5ft & 60mph winds for 2 days straight wasn’t a nice consolation prize 😭
You are by far the best content creator in this category. Keep it up!
Ryan! Thank you for everything you do for the weather community. I hope you have a wonderful snowy Christmas in eastern KY!
Ryan how cold is it were you are
I’m gonna have to agree with Ryan on this one, Steve. You’re freaking great. Ryan I’m sorry but… I’ve been a subscriber of weatherbox for a long time and recommendations from watching him are how I found you!
So it’s official. Weatherbox is awesome. Y’all Squad Approved 🎉
I agree with Ryan that Steve is a good content creator!
hi Ryan
74 subscribers to over 20K is an insane accomplishment. Way to go man! Looking forward to seeing what 2023 brings.
Thank you Andrew!
Now he has 66k subs! Congratulations
88k subscribers now
@@darraghgregory1269 next thing you know it’ll be 100K.
@@ajduker yep 100,000 then the 1 million, he absolutely deserves it
Merry Christmas, Steve. This channel is going to continue to grow because of the high quality of your work/videos, but also due to the genuine enthusiasm and curiosity you have for weather. Thank you for all your efforts and thank you for sharing your work with us.
I appreciate the kind words! Thanks for sticking around!
I remember Dec 2013 being a really bad storm, but only because I remember experiencing it.
Everything in the Toronto area was coated in ice (once it was no longer coming down, it looked absolutely beautiful with everything in ice, but was so destructive), and thousands had no power through Christmas.
Hello! It is currently in negative 30 degree wind chills for me. Interesting video!
Hope you keep your power!
-19 here. Close to 0 degrees.
-23 degrees where I'm at, -2 degrees
-60 here -30
Still good in Florida
I think we can add the Christmas Blizzard of 2022 on an update video for this one! Buffalo NY got hammered and my hometown of Watertown NY got hammered, I live 20 minutes south of Watertown and we only got about 10” of snow, which in our part of the country is another day at the office, Watertown got over 4’ of snow! After getting over 5’ of snow from the November storm!
I live in Watertown. I remember WWNY saying that the official measure in town was 71 inches for the November storm.
I remember the '04 snow in Victoria, Tx.
I'm new to the weather observation/extreme weather niche and I gotta say, you're definitely one of my favorites. Keep up the hard work and the numbers will come. Happy holidays!
I recommend @alferia and @Carly Anna WX, more documentary style on weather event then just conversational like weather box but still both awesome channels
@@cuzzzooo4920 I've been watching some of Carly's stuff and she's great. Haven't seen Alferia yet so thanks for that, I'll check them out.
@@cuzzzooo4920Alferia is so good
I’m a little surprised that the blizzard of 1978 wasn’t mentioned for Ohio. My parents recall how the national guard had to use tanks to help people that were stranded on the roads.
Also, the blizzard in February of 1979 was important for racing since a bunch of people in the northeast that had nothing to do were watching the CBS broadcast of the Daytona 500. It’s believed that this race helped to expand the popularity of the sport to a nationwide audience.
It's not mentioned because it's a Christmas storm list.
Winter of 77/78 is getting its own video in January
@@weatherboxstudios it's time to dig out my Dad's old "I Survived the '78 Chicago Blizzard" t-shirt!
@@weatherboxstudios and it is EXCELLENT.
I lived it and watch that video WEEKLY.
January 26,1978 was the Most Memorable
Storm this almost 68 year old male endured
in his LIFETIME!!!!!!! !!!!!!!! CB
I’m from Wisconsin and I’m so hyped that we might get our first white Christmas in like 5 years (more or less, it’s been quite a while)
Wow I wouldn't have guessed it's been that long!
@@weatherboxstudios yeah, and normally lake effect makes it snow a ton. 2022 has also been the first in like 3 years where it has not snowed on Halloween
I joined a while ago, but not sure exactly how long. I remember thinking “Why doesn’t this person have more subscribers?” You have very interesting and original content, and I can definitely see you going places. I’ve loved everything you’ve came out with. I really hope you enjoy making content because I would love to see much more from you as your interest and knowledge in weather grows.
Idk I just think you’re neat, and relaxing. ☃️
I think everyone in New England remembers or has/had parents that have talked about the blizzard of ‘69 at some point.
One interesting event I can think of is snow related but happened on a different holiday! On Halloween in New Hampshire in 2012 approximately (possibly another year, like 2011?) we got a snowstorm with extremely wet snow. The problem? There were still leaves on the trees!!! There was an extensive power outage. We lost power for six days. Somehow had hot water, though. I honestly think the ability to shower was the only way my family got through it 😂 If we had to smell each other for that long, man. Idk there may have been violence lol
Oh and happy holidays ♥️ Thank you again for all of the lovely content Steve.
That's a great story 😂 thanks Maggie, you too!
I remember that halloween! It hit Connecticut as well if we're remembering the same event. What a wild year
One memorable snowstorm happened in Gallatin, Tennessee. February 15,2021 Gallatin was forecasted for only a quarter of an inch, but ended up as almost 1 foot of snow. In February Gallatin sees some 50 to 70 degrees weather patterns. But instead they saw -1 to 10 degrees for seven to nine days. Schools were cancelled and jobs were not opened. This nightmare came from Texas when the storm travelled north to Gallatin.
Every time Texas is mentioned in these videos I feel guilty, sorry we keep messing with y'all 😅
Down here, just over a month ago, we got such a sudden temperature drop our trees started exploding. My friends and I were texting each other about who had power and what the creepy sounds could be... Went out with my dog the next morning and the damage was incredible. There are still downed branches piled up along the streets today!
The 2008 blizzard should be mentioned here. It dumped snow constantly across the PNW and just didn't leave. Portland/seattle/vancouver doesn't really get snow so I have vivid memories of 3-4' of snow outside. Still crazy to me.
Vividly remember the 23rd last year (the day after this video came out). It was the most intense blizzard I've ever seen, and probably the only time a snowstorm has actually *scared* me.
I've had ample opportunity today to use my favorite "fun" fact: that -40 is where Fahrenheit and Celsius meet
It might not beat the total of Buffalo, but it is worth noting the Christmas storm of 2017 that hit Erie, PA (90 miles west of Buffalo) got 59 inches in 2 days and 84 inches total by the time it stopped snowing a week later.
That one was WILD
That is 7 feet😮
@@The_Weather_Hub
We knew it was significant when we got mentions from Norwegian and Finnish media.
There’s a huge blizzard coming for me! I live in ontario and school is canceled. We are preparing as much as we can. Great video as well!
you’re joking. 20K in a year is insane. but from the quality of videos you make it’s really no surprise. congratulations man. can’t wait to see what this next year has in store for you!
Thank you so much!
I was told a weatherbox Discord would come by the end of the year... It's the end of the year :') Regardless, another amazing video as per usual! Hello from KC where we currently have a -32f Wind Chill.
Ah we still got a week or so, I wouldn't lose hope just yet! But tbh I'm sure it'll be well worth the wait anyway
Man, your hair is looking better and better every episode. How are you not a network affiliate 6pm news meteorologist??
Merry Christmas Steve, to you and yours. Hope you're all set for this 43-45°F swing in Ohio. It will be -3°F tomorrow morning during the day.
Love that 2004 snow complex, that Christmas blizzard was most impressive, even with some thundersnow. I always am thankful we had the snow, but we were just miles from the ice in Cincinnati. I think the high for Christmas Day was -10°F.
Thanks Adam, you too! Its been a brutal 48 hours up here!
I live in central Iowa and can confirm, it is a VERY COLD and very white Christmas this year!
I think it would be interesting if you made a video talking about snowstorms in the south. Like farthest south snow in the US and the most powerful snowstorms in the south.
Great content. From an Australian weather nerd where we don’t get the same extremities of weather difference. It’s hot here and we sometimes get a cyclone but where I live we don’t get the contrast of hot dry summers and cold snowy winters like parts of North America does. It’s fascinating what my American and Canadian cousins go through.
Great walk throughs and so fitting that you uploaded this on the day Elliot was coming through. Portland had one of its very few daytime highs below 20 F
One of the best channels I've followed this year. Saw in one of the newspapers that parts of US had -45⁰c temps with this "weather bomb". Can't fathom how cold that must be.
happy holidays Steve! I’m excited to see this channel grow even more in 2023!
I lived in Corpus at the time of the 2004 winter storm, i remember coming out of Christmas eve mass and seeing snow falling from the night sky, such a wild and crazy memory putting on socks as gloves to have a snowball fight along the coastal bend was crazy, something ill never forget. Merry Christmas and happy holidays. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos and for reminding me of the first time i ever saw snow
That's awesome, what a memory! Merry Christmas to you as well!
Great vid Weatherbox I enjoy your content.
Had no idea winter storms were this diverse or could be this intense. Really eye opening.
Thanks for posting and merry Christmas!
Thanks Cody, you too!
The white christmas miracle of 2004 was my most memorable and first ever snow storm. It happened in south texas, along the rio grande river. I was only 7, and yet i remember that christmas morning vividly.
If he so chooses, this man will be a broadcast meteorologist shortly. I've searched for a yt wx channel just like this for so long. The vintage maps, footage, animations, etc. are exquisite. I think its cool I found this before the inevitable channel logo change.
Wow I really appreciate that! And you guessed it, I do have an artist working on a much better logo
These are SO MUCH FUN to watch! You really have a gift as a weather historian!
BTW: I remember the 2004 Christmas snowstorm in Texas: I was living there at the time. There was very little snow in Austin, but the weather got rapidly WORSE the farther south and southeast one drove, so that travel was almost impossible once one got as far as Seguin and New Braunfels, and impossible from San Antonio on east to the coast.
You should do a program on the southern Louisiana snowstorm in December 2009. I drove through that. Thundersnow with people driving 25 mph on IH12 between Hammond and Baton Rouge. (It started snowing on the Lake Ponchertrain Causeway!)
I remember the 2004 Texas event too, they even got snow on South Padre Island. I can remember the weather channel interviewing all the angry tourists who had came from up north to have a warm Christmas and it didn't work.
This channel is gonna blow up. Content is supreme.
Merry Christmas Steve! All the best from Canada. Thanks for all the great videos.
You too Josh, thanks for sticking around!
Didn't get to watch this until Jan. 3rd, post-Christmas Buffalo 2022. That was incredible. I'm fairly new to your channel but I have appreciated all of your content and look forward to your new stuff.
Thanks Will! Yeah that storm was nuts
Share with my met friend in Wilmington and he is glad you visited the NWS page for the info and it was useful.
Merry Christmas! -19 wind chill right now outside of Akron. Stay safe in the buckeye state Steve!
Thanks Jay! Merry Christmas!
Your videos are so awesome :P
Happy Holidays & Happy New Year, Steve! Here's to an even better 2023 for Weatherbox and the fans.
Thanks Matt!
Happy Holidays, Steve! Thanks for being a cool dude with great videos
Love all the videos. While this was not a snow event I do remember Christmas 1983 in Omaha Nebraska in which it never got above 0 for like a week. It set a record most consecutive hours below 0. It still might be a record. Wishing the crew a merry Christmas.
I remember that Christmas. I grew up in South Mississippi, and it got down to around 0 that night. The ponds froze over, which is unheard of there.
Been watching you since a few hundred subs, amazing to see the channel grow so much. Merry Christmas and looking forwards to 2023!
Thank you! Merry Christmas!
Bro, you never disappoint. I greatly appreciate your content!
Thank you!
Happy Holidays Steve! It’s amazing to watch your channel grow so well, you’re videos are amazing. The snow has been bad here in Minnesota and it’s very cold at the moment
You too! Looking forward to the thaw next week!
Happy Holidays! Thank you so much for the content. I'm so glad I found your channel early this year. It was an instant click of the sub button and one of my favorite channels of the year. The quality is top notch ever single time. The diagrams, the videos, the music, the editing, the voiceover. Insanely good work. See ya in the new year!
Thanks Matthew! Happy holidays!
0:22 way to call me out, dude lol
Great video as always! I’m sure you’re aware but Lake Erie is experiencing a massive seiche. Have you considered doing a video covering lake phenomena or specifically seiches?
Yooo! Nice Video man
Hey I go to Plymouth State and loved seeing you using the website for some of the maps! Caught me off gaurd
Nice! They have a great archive of weather maps
Love your videos!! Merry Christmas Steve!
Thank you, you too!
Thank you for this excelent upload, and happy holidays Steve!
Happy holidays!
Thank you so much! Cheers!
Your UA-cam channel help me learn thing every time
merry christmas steve and all the weather nerds
I remember a Thanksgiving Day
Cowboys/Dolphins game in the
Mid/late 1990’s where it snowed
there in Dallas, thru the open
roof part of the stadium. Truly
a treat for NFL AND weather
watchers!!! CB
had no idea you started the year with 74 subscribers that is insane now you got 20k. nice work your video quality and pasion has earned you every sub
Thanks Joshua!!
Happy Christmas. Another super video. Congratulations on your channel's growth this year.
Thank you! Happy Christmas!
Denver 1982... the year of the Jupiter Effect
Planetary alignment year. CB
Also, love your 1977-78 winter catastrophe
( Buffalo/ Cleveland SNOmageddan storms
video, I watch it WEEKLY! CB
8 inches of snow on the ground and negative 5 out here in Boulder Co.
Christmas 2004 stayed nasty into the new year, too. We had a gnarly, wet snowstorm hit right at rush hour in Chicago on the fifth of January
Also an interesting historic footnote from the 1982 Denver snowstorm:
The failure of the city to effectively start clearing the snow out in a timely manner (they didn't clear streets for a few days) caused the longtime mayor of Denver, William McNichols Jr., to lose reelection the following year.
I found you at the start of the year at 500 subs. You present information very well so keep doing it!
Thanks for sticking around!
I love the editing to your videos and the weird intros you do sometimes. Keep it up.
Thank you! More weird intros to come lol
Great video, merry Xmas
You too!
Ok, I understand how hard it is to be a creator but keep the videos coming as often as possible please!! I look forward to these vids
I was 5 years old in 2004, and didn't realize that I might have experienced my one and only White Christmas living in Edinburg, Texas (about 20 miles north of the Mexican border, just north of McAllen). Kind of hard to believe it happened in my lifetime. Great Video!
Steve love the content ❤️ is there anyway you could do a future video about the 2021 Newnan EF 4 tornado. It's my hometown hit the high school I graduated from and went within 2 miles of both my grandma and my aunt's house.
Well they say it's coming in my town (Buffalo) - thanks for the great video and have a great Christmas and New Year.
You too! It's still snowing in your neck of the woods!
That Video was very Interesting , could you do such Videos also for Europe ? Merry Christmas !
Merry Christmas! I will at some point next year
Went to university in Buffalo; grew up an hour east right on the shores of Lake Ontario.
Can confirm lake effect snow is THE WORST.
I can remember the 2004 ice storm. We already had snow a lot in the early 2000's in Columbus. We had been in the Cleveland area visiting mom's parents and my dad was back home in Columbus. I can remember being in a nice warm house with power and my dad complaining that power had been out for three days. We couldn't go home for a while due to the weather and when the level 3 snow emergency mom made her way home. We got in a wreck close to home getting clipped by a car, then as we're just about to round the corner into the place we were living at we skidded on ice almost into a ditch. All while driving a 1987 Lincoln town car with no traction at all. We missed nearly the next week of school due to the weather and went to school in June because we used all our snow days at the time. We were in a rural area at the time so I remember us closing for days at a time due to cold or snow between 2000 and 2005.
Rochester, NY 1982: Christmas Eve day was warm enough I had taken the hose out to wash my bike. Woke up on Christmas, about 7" or so had fallen. The hose, forgotten by me was voraciously eaten by the snowblower (lol) and boy did I get a talkin' to.
hey! i just stumbled on the channel, love it! As a Buffalonian, the last few you've posted are particularly interesting!
ending this video, with a topic on snow, asking if we'll have a white Christmas literally DAYS before Buffalo got dunked on again, makes me laugh a bit.
jesus, i just cant stand snow. why does anyone live here. each tiem you showed our stupid lake effect sprinkler on screen i couldn't even guess which year it was.
Love the content! I’m a weather nerd especially for stats. Would you ever go into making videos on events in other countries? The Europe floods of summer 1997, typhoons etc etc.
Thanks Henry! At some point yes, there's just a lot of other events that I really want to cover first
Sitting waiting for a flight in Montreal, thinking it’d be really cool to have a video on the January 1998 ice storm that devastated Quebec and northern New England.
every time we get a heavy snow my mom likes to talk about the time they had a severe nor'easter bringing 4.5 feet of snow; they used the fire escape window to leave the house out of her 2nd story bedroom, it was safe enough to jump out of it, but they only did that once
I live in minasota some of this happens to as every year erler today I was shovling for hours I love the videos especially the Van Wert tornado video
You should do more videos on winter storms!
I will!
Please please please, could you do a video about ice storm Pax that happened in February of 2014? It hit Georgia on my birthday and knocked out power in parts of my city for almost a month. Living through that was wild. Especially seeing the damage left behind.
I just noticed you have almost 21k subs, it felt like just yesterday you had barely 7k
You'll get that silver play button, no time flat
I remember in 2009 NW Arkansas had a really bad ice storm. My family and I were trapped in our house for a week.
2004, the Rio Grande Valley did not expect anything but cold weather that year. We woke up to 4 inches of snow in Pharr. I was 10 at the time.
Prepped in NC for the negative wind chills!
I was 5 when that 2004 snow storm hit and I *still* remember it. I remember the snow being up to my forehead. It was so tall I could literally make a snow fort by just digging a hole in the side of this snow wall. It was a really awesome couple of days for lil 5 year old me, not so awesome for most most people though 😅
Happy holidays 🎉
Christmas eve 97 in MI. Around Remus area. We got over 2 ft almost 3 in a couple hrs. Was crazy.
I'm from Buffalo ny. I remember Christmas Eve in 1996 and Christmas Eve in 2004 were very snowy and of course 2022
You deserve a million subscribers
I'm old enough to have lived through a lot of these events. Southern Ontario.
We are currently being delivered a very white Christmas here in Southern Ontario!! Blizzard and all
That Christmas storm in Buffalo about happened in 2001 and my little sibling was born the first week of January. My mom always joked that if they came out a little earlier they would’ve had to snow mobile her to the hospital.
I live in South Texas. It shouldn't be this cold anytime of year.
It is now 30⁰F 20 with wind chill
And it will drop to 8⁰F -21 with wind chill.
I heard that in December, 1989, there were actually frosts in the Caribbean and Central America as far south as the Panama Canal.
You ever thought of doing a video on superstorm sandy in 2012? It impacted me directly and id like to know more about the unusual weather patterns involved with that specific tropical storm. I lived in west virginia at the time and got snowed in with no power for over a week.
I saw other channels doing 10 year anniversary videos so I decided to wait, but I likely will in the future! This bomb cyclone reminded me of the winds of Sandy
@@weatherboxstudios i thought the same thing about the bomb cyclone, too. I think that for me, personally, the sandy snowstorm was much worse. I was literally up to my waist in snow. We had to cook on a wood stove because we had no electricity for nine days. The pipes froze at one point, forcing us to melt snow for cooking and bathing. This year, in comparison, is just a normal december, minus the wind chills. But everyone forgot about the small towns in west virginia that got snowed in. Summersville isnt even a blip on the map for most people, and wouldnt have been for me if i didnt have extended family there.
What a timely upload lol
Not one, But two catastrophic snow storms, including the deadliest in the cities history, hit buffalo in 2022. Was there for both of them. I'm a nurse so I still go to work regardless of weather, and never before have I felt more in danger than during the Christmas storm of last year.
Wonder if the Great Cold Front of Christmas 2022 will make this list! Definitely a snowy windy Christmas for me in Michigan!
I went outside for a bit and it was definitely the coldest I've ever been!
@@weatherboxstudios I’m lucky in MI we dodged the bitter cold, really didn’t feel like losing power! Tho, 2.5ft & 60mph winds for 2 days straight wasn’t a nice consolation prize 😭
can you do a video on the worst floods in maraca
Happy Holidays!
In Oklahoma it's single digit temperatures but by next Thursday it'll be in the mid 60s. I just want more than an inch of snow 😔