Further south there are spots of ice near the NS Buffalo Line line bridges at Northumberland Pa. Between Sunbury and Clarks Ferry the river is 50/50 (frozen shore lines middle flowing like normal). Clarks Ferry south to at least Middletown the river looks just like your area, mostly frozen solid!
I’m in western NC. It was below freezing for 4 days..pipes freeze in old southern houses easily. I count my blessings because many still in tents from Hurricane Helene west of here.
That is amazing to see all that frozen ice, and the frozen water fall. That is the most frozen ice, I ever seen in PA. And the ice forming on the ground in that train tunnel, that's amazing to see that. Awesome JP👍👍👍👍 It got very cold here JP in southern Texas, we got snow. It was amazing to see a late snowy Christmas, not to much ice build up in my part of Texas,
Thanks for sharing the beautiful side of winter. Imagine how much less stress there'd be in the world if more people engaged their inner child once in a while.
Yes I live in North West Florida about 35-40 miles east of Pensacola and last week at my house I got over 7.5 almost 8 inches of snow. Fortunately no freezing precipitation, it was all snow. I work at a near by Air Force base. It was closed Tuesday through Thursday with normal operations returned to normal Friday morning. There were some areas with 20 miles received even more snow, a reported over a foot. It broke all time records for one or two day snow fall that was set back in Jan 1898 ar about 3 inches. I reminded me of living up north in Northern Va, Wash DC area. We also set all time cold low temperture where thr day after the snow as 19 degrees F with wind chill of single digits.
Now that was a COOL adventure! Thank you for sharing the beauty of winter. We live near a reservoir and damn that runs into a river. It’s extremely cold and icy! ❄️🌬️🥶
YES JAY u r right back on jan 22 2025 at 603 am it was -12.0 f and feel like temp of-14.0 f below zero the deeep FREEZE 4 sure thank you for bringing us along a GREAT adventure 4 sure
What an awesome adventure! Made me a little nervous too when you were out on the ice on the river, but it was neat to see. What a gorgeous sight that was when you first showed the waterfall! The ice formations and nature's frozen tears in and around the tunnel and actually all the places you showed are just beautiful. I don't mind the winter with reasonable cold and snow, and you would think I would be used to this type of weather living in Minnesota, but this subzero tundra type weather always feels so eerie to me, and such a relief when it finally warms up again, like you said, when it gets up into the 20s and so forth it feels like a heat wave. lol We generally get at least one bout of it during the winter. So fantastic that you caught a train too, that was fun to see! Pennsylvania is beautiful in the warmer months, in the colder months, and even now during this strange freezing weather. I think it's cool to be a kid at heart, that ice formation was taller than you! lol Like I said before, you were so brave to get out and explore during those frigid temps and you gave us another amazing video, thank you JP! 💙
Great pics! There are several rivers south of Lake Erie which get those chunky ice flows. Very dangerous. I’m glad you were cautious around the freezing rivers by you!👍☀️❤️
All of the ice was so beautiful, especially in and by the tunnel. I was thinking, JP knock one of those big ones over and you did! So cool. The train couldn't have showed up at a better time. Think I like my cold better than your cold. We had a couple of days that didn't get out of the 20's and got down in the single digits at night. I'm in Northern MS btw. We didn't get any snow the day everyone in the south did but we got about 5" the week before that. Here in the south they usually just wait until the snow melts which usually happens in a couple of days. Where I live, there's one plow for the whole county and since I am way out in the country they don't do our roads. If it ends up needing plowing they usually use a road grader and/or tractor with a blade. In New Orleans they used bobcats and front loaders to scrape up the snow and load it into dump trucks. It's in the 50's and 60's now. Gotta love the south.
Hey bud do you ever explore anything in the Poconos and Stroudsburg because we're only an hour away from you've been exploring that so maybe you can travel next to an hour to go check out the Poconos we'd really like to get a real lesson on the history of the Poconos you know first 10 or somebody who knows what they're talking about anyway you know lol
Wow!!!! Beautiful!!! Thank you i loved the icicles and the waterfall in the park and wow the train going thru the tunnel, bet that made ya day lol. Thank you for the adventure it was beautiful..stay safe xxx What is it like where i am? Well a hot smmer day with sea breezes ty......lol
Yes ,it's very cold Even here in Louisiana it's been cold. I always enjoy watching your videos Thanks for sharing. Hope you have a wonderful day. 🌌🌄💙👋👍
You should get some footage of Francis Walter Dam i spent countless hours exploring there, the waterfall on the way there is beautiful especially now when it's frozen
I love watching these beautiful videos of the icy cold & the ice formations from the comfort of my warm home! Thanks for braving the cold for us all Jp! 🥶🥶🥶😊👍
During that hurricane, the Roaring Brook was so high that it was flowing THROUGH the tunnel. That is how the rail bed was washed away and led to the abandonment of the tunnel. COOL video!
I don't know how you remember all these names locations and everything else like that and all the history but you know what I'm glad you do because I won't be able to and I really want to find out but I can't remember half the stuff so I watch it anyway every time I watch a video I learn something new about history and I just thought it'd be kind of cool if you ever visited his visiting Stroudsburg just to see some of the history you know and put it out there somebody who knows what they're talking about and explain to people about Stroudsburg😊
Checking in from Louisville Kentucky, the Ohio had a little ice in it but we got about 9 inches of snow with an additional inch or so of ice on top we still have a little snow left but mostly have cleared up. Thanks for another great video @JPVideos
JP best part seeing the frozen tear drops and the train thank you for showing us / me how the tunnels still being used today.. Fun fact Florida we got lower then Montana . Be safe and much hugs glad you did not fall dont worry i was not giggling trust me that would not be fun to fall n get hurt. Stay warm and keep smiling it looks good on you.:) Barbie & Sam NWP, FL.
Great stuff JP. Love the Nay Aug tunnels. Those Alco 628s put on a nice smoke show for us. Classic. That old DL&W line is a classic also, imagine the old steamers chugging thru there and that mountain scenery. You should explore that line down further from Cresco north and south. There's a rock cut above Cresco that used to be a tunnel. Bet it's a nice scene. Cresco has a neat preserved station, now a museum.
I live in South-Central part of WA State. East of the mountains is basically like a desert, drier and totally different than the west (wet) side of the state. The snow is mainly in the mountains. I live in a valley and we have 0 snow on the ground. We have had temps in the mid to upper 40s and sunny days. The nights have been cold though. I love the videos you do of PA. I miss it quite a bit. I grew up in the Wmspt area and come back and visit when I can.
Well JP, you know I'm in the Philippines so I haven't seen ice like this in many moons. I'm a kid-at-heart who still loves cold weather and a good snow! Loved this video. The graffiti under the Market Street Bridge was awesome! The partially frozen waterfall at the park was awesome........indeed a winter wonderland! It's so sad that it has such a terrible history of deaths. That jumping point gives me the 'willies' just thinking about standing up there looking down. And you DID save the best for last. I do remember those train tunnels from past videos but seeing them with the added ICE is fantastic! The question always comes to my mind when I see tunnels like these...HTH did they cut through that rock like that and come out perfectly on the other end?????? Blows my simple mind, LOL! I looked up Luna Park and found some incredible photos. Thank you JP for posting this video. I thoroughly!!!
One of the best videos, I have watched on here. You are an awesome person, to walk so far and film the areas, in such frigid weather. You put a lot of hard work into what you do! I thank you very much, because I'm unable to get out now. God Bless you and keep his hand upon you! (Glen) WV.
Brrrrr. and Wow ......beautiful footage .. the frozen river ice jam and the waterfall was a winter wonderland .The ice falls at the tunnels was breathtaking ...what a beautiful video ..Thank you so much for sharing this awesome winter adventure ..👍💙
Cool video, beautiful winter scenery. Interesting going through that tunnel you can see how they made it, you see the drill marks where they used dynamite. The original tunnel would have been done by hand, no pneumatic or steam drills or shovels, and maybe black powder. That the original tunnel is still in operation is amazing . Loved the freight train with the 4 engines, must have been a long train. Thanks for going out on such a cold day, you are like we were as kids, going out exploring in all kinds of weather, thanks for helping me feel young!
Hey how you doing how you got warmer temperatures where you're at and what we do here in the Poconos especially in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania it feels like we're living in Anchorage Alaska lol
Man, I cringe with every step you take on the river, that is so dangerous. My dad specialized in cold water rescue and I've witnessed many accidents. 2 people in particular lost their lives ice fishing, I bought my house from their mother. Be safe out there.
So when I checked scranton weather history I was disappointed to see that only 1 day (Jan 22) was it actually below zero. "Life below zero" in the thumbnail is a stretch don't ya think?
Do you know for an explorer you're very very intelligent I don't know how you remember all the history about all these different locations like you do but you are like intelligent like so intelligent lol
Those who don't winter hike miss out on a lot! The SusQ is so shallow, not surprised it froze over, gonna be fun to see it break up and flood! And thanks for the beautiful visit to NayAug. Icicle capital of PA lol!!
Makes me shiver looking at all that snow and ice 🥶, sending a bit of warmth from Tasmania Australia,ment to be getting a bit of a heatwave next week getting up to 35deg that's pushing for tassie lol need a bit of your ice to cool us down, guess the cold won't be to far away not that it gets that cold here
Believe it or not the panhandle in Florida got 2 feet of snow im a more south hour north of Tampa 2 hours from Orlando in brooksville Florida hernando county we had below freezing temperatures pretty much the whole month of January kinda reminds me of Ohio i don't miss the snow or long cold winter's
Thank you for talking and thinking about Florida many people lost power due to the weather blast up here were we are we jus got heavy snow showers and talk about feeling young again i was so excited standing in the snow falling we did not make snow angels. Monday all day it rain and washed the rest of the snow away.The swamps iced over been under 28 degrees and mabe 50s days. Monday most of this week we get a warm up 60s to lows 70s now in a few days we lose all the heat again back down near freezen again.. December 22nd heater went out so for a long time no heat wat so ever. Finally was able to get sum propane and cylindars for Buddy heaters well out of cylindars but still got big tanks full of propane. this Morning got down to 42 degrees inside our home right around 54 it still cold. FUN FACT 1954 Snowed in Florida we been living here in the very south for 32 years.
Love your videos! Thank you for sharing! In western PA, the Allegheny river, which flows southward, is pretty much frozen over. The Monongahela river not as much as it flows northward.
8:14 Exposed rebar is a warning of bridge collapse, it can spread in to larger breaks and cracks. Looking at the markings, an inspecting has already pointed structure issues out. 14:12 That ' grafeti ' are the inspector marks.
Sorry but I had to laugh when you came out of the tunnel saying that for some reason your hands and face got really cold. My thought was what did you expect when you hugged an icicle? I enjoyed seeing all the frozen locations. The photo under the bridge with the blue water surrounded by ice was my favorite. I was freezing just walking to and from my car on the coldest days. I give you credit for exploring during the frigid temperatures.
My dog had me out in minus 7 degrees.I took him to the entrance of the place we walk .I didnt yhink he wot do it.But he did.He started popping and bouncing like he does .SoI followed him .We went pretty far . About a mile .We enjoyed that.
Ah, Nay Aug, been a while that I've been there....one side was commissioned. Not allowed to walk through the active side. Ice formations look like huge fangs. Don't let those fall on ya.
I have frozen strippen pits .Infact most of them are frozen and snow covered.Ones I never saw frozen before.I visit 8 or 9 .7 Are actually strippen pits .
Hey bud you better watch what you know where you say where people are dying at cuz it's pretty soon they'll say it's haunted but I guarantee you want to see one paranormal pain during your whole video but yet people swear up and down it's hard because people passed away their watch I guarantee it LOL
Thanks for checking out a few familiar spots during these frigid temps. What's is like where you are?
Further south there are spots of ice near the NS Buffalo Line line bridges at Northumberland Pa.
Between Sunbury and Clarks Ferry the river is 50/50 (frozen shore lines middle flowing like normal).
Clarks Ferry south to at least Middletown the river looks just like your area, mostly frozen solid!
Is that part of the Ohio river after a while just curious
It was in the single digits with a - 20 wind chill here in MI, chilly for sure.
I’m in western NC. It was below freezing for 4 days..pipes freeze in old southern houses easily. I count my blessings because many still in tents from Hurricane Helene west of here.
Central Texas only got cold. Amazingly, Houston and towns south of us got quite a bit of snow!
That is amazing to see all that frozen ice, and the frozen water fall. That is the most frozen ice, I ever seen in PA. And the ice forming on the ground in that train tunnel, that's amazing to see that. Awesome JP👍👍👍👍
It got very cold here JP in southern Texas, we got snow. It was amazing to see a late snowy Christmas, not to much ice build up in my part of Texas,
Thanks for sharing the beautiful side of winter. Imagine how much less stress there'd be in the world if more people engaged their inner child once in a while.
Absolutely!
Thanks, JP, it was a great video. The ice river and ice coming out from the rocks and cracks was awesome 👌 . Thanks for sharing 👋
We are in Farmington ny , just outside of Rochester. It's been in the 30s , but it's snowing. Can't wait till spring!!!
Cool video JP! I mean Cool video!🥶😊👍 loaded with really cool findings! Thanks for bringing us along for the cool adventure! 👍
Appreciate you watching!
Wow amazing footage. The icicles hanging looks like Old Man Winter’s beards. Cool that you got the extra bonus with the train.
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Lake Erie is now 86% frozen and there has been a Canadian ship locked into place by the ice.
There is some beautiful scenery in your area, if you've never been to northern MI you should consider making the trek, you would love it.
One day
Yes I live in North West Florida about 35-40 miles east of Pensacola and last week at my house I got over 7.5 almost 8 inches of snow. Fortunately no freezing precipitation, it was all snow. I work at a near by Air Force base. It was closed Tuesday through Thursday with normal operations returned to normal Friday morning. There were some areas with 20 miles received even more snow, a reported over a foot. It broke all time records for one or two day snow fall that was set back in Jan 1898 ar about 3 inches. I reminded me of living up north in Northern Va, Wash DC area. We also set all time cold low temperture where thr day after the snow as 19 degrees F with wind chill of single digits.
Beautiful music and photos at the end! Everything is really cool to see!
Thanks Lisa
Manchester New Hampshire here. Our river, the Merrimack, is still flowing. Mostly because it's a fast flowing river and doesn't freeze up that often.
Now that was a COOL adventure! Thank you for sharing the beauty of winter. We live near a reservoir and damn that runs into a river. It’s extremely cold and icy! ❄️🌬️🥶
Thanks for braving this extreme bitter cold with its spectacular beauty, loved the train chugging by.
I'm happy to be on this adventure, Jay. Lots frozen but beautiful things of nature. That tunnel shot was awesome, by the way, too, lol.
Thanks for taking us along on this cold adventure. 👍👍
YES JAY u r right back on jan 22 2025 at 603 am it was -12.0 f and feel like temp of-14.0 f below zero the deeep FREEZE 4 sure thank you for bringing us along a GREAT adventure 4 sure
What an awesome adventure! Made me a little nervous too when you were out on the ice on the river, but it was neat to see. What a gorgeous sight that was when you first showed the waterfall! The ice formations and nature's frozen tears in and around the tunnel and actually all the places you showed are just beautiful. I don't mind the winter with reasonable cold and snow, and you would think I would be used to this type of weather living in Minnesota, but this subzero tundra type weather always feels so eerie to me, and such a relief when it finally warms up again, like you said, when it gets up into the 20s and so forth it feels like a heat wave. lol We generally get at least one bout of it during the winter. So fantastic that you caught a train too, that was fun to see! Pennsylvania is beautiful in the warmer months, in the colder months, and even now during this strange freezing weather. I think it's cool to be a kid at heart, that ice formation was taller than you! lol Like I said before, you were so brave to get out and explore during those frigid temps and you gave us another amazing video, thank you JP! 💙
It was worth the effort to capture natures beauty and atleast there's no bugs out 😁💙
@@JPVideos81😂🪳That is for sure! 🤣
Great pics! There are several rivers south of Lake Erie which get those chunky ice flows. Very dangerous. I’m glad you were cautious around the freezing rivers by you!👍☀️❤️
I'm in Portage WI, it got as cold as -20 degrees last week
Wow
Winter Wonderland is right! I especially like the ridge in front of the tunnel. Thanks, JP!
All of the ice was so beautiful, especially in and by the tunnel. I was thinking, JP knock one of those big ones over and you did! So cool. The train couldn't have showed up at a better time. Think I like my cold better than your cold. We had a couple of days that didn't get out of the 20's and got down in the single digits at night. I'm in Northern MS btw. We didn't get any snow the day everyone in the south did but we got about 5" the week before that. Here in the south they usually just wait until the snow melts which usually happens in a couple of days. Where I live, there's one plow for the whole county and since I am way out in the country they don't do our roads. If it ends up needing plowing they usually use a road grader and/or tractor with a blade. In New Orleans they used bobcats and front loaders to scrape up the snow and load it into dump trucks. It's in the 50's and 60's now. Gotta love the south.
It's now in the 20s & 30s and feels like tshirt weather 🤣
so many memories
This Winter exploration was an interesting change of pace. Well done!
Newark NJ Hudson River froze over last week this is the river between NJ and NYC
Hey bud do you ever explore anything in the Poconos and Stroudsburg because we're only an hour away from you've been exploring that so maybe you can travel next to an hour to go check out the Poconos we'd really like to get a real lesson on the history of the Poconos you know first 10 or somebody who knows what they're talking about anyway you know lol
Wow!!!! Beautiful!!! Thank you i loved the icicles and the waterfall in the park and wow the train going thru the tunnel, bet that made ya day lol. Thank you for the adventure it was beautiful..stay safe xxx What is it like where i am? Well a hot smmer day with sea breezes ty......lol
Yes ,it's very cold
Even here in Louisiana it's been cold.
I always enjoy watching your videos
Thanks for sharing.
Hope you have a wonderful day. 🌌🌄💙👋👍
its summer here in New Zealand
You lucky 🍀 duck 🦆, it's winter in Vermont, USA 🇺🇸 BRRRRRR FREEZING .CANADA IS OUR NEIGHBOR .
You should get some footage of Francis Walter Dam i spent countless hours exploring there, the waterfall on the way there is beautiful especially now when it's frozen
I love it there. Hope to get there soon.
I love watching these beautiful videos of the icy cold & the ice formations from the comfort of my warm home! Thanks for braving the cold for us all Jp! 🥶🥶🥶😊👍
Stay warm!
Love the train at the end. Gotta love those ALCO locomotives.
Beautiful old diesel power
During that hurricane, the Roaring Brook was so high that it was flowing THROUGH the tunnel. That is how the rail bed was washed away and led to the abandonment of the tunnel. COOL video!
That was Jack Skellington right after Stitch. 👍
Houston tx... We only got 4 inches of snow.. 😂
Did it cause traffic problems?
My daughter lives in Texas City. I used to live there myself.
In Indiana. It depends where you’re at when it comes to frozen rivers or lakes. It’s freezing but warm where I’m located in the state.
I don't know how you remember all these names locations and everything else like that and all the history but you know what I'm glad you do because I won't be able to and I really want to find out but I can't remember half the stuff so I watch it anyway every time I watch a video I learn something new about history and I just thought it'd be kind of cool if you ever visited his visiting Stroudsburg just to see some of the history you know and put it out there somebody who knows what they're talking about and explain to people about Stroudsburg😊
loved how the ice sparkled in the old train tunnel...so pretty
I've been to that park in scranton! no idea how to spell the name lol but it is beautiful!
That ice-fall outside the tunnel was amazing! Thank you for such a wonderful video!
There's Ice on the Charles River great cold weather adventure beautiful icy landscape
Walk the river daily on the HBG side
Checking in from Louisville Kentucky, the Ohio had a little ice in it but we got about 9 inches of snow with an additional inch or so of ice on top we still have a little snow left but mostly have cleared up. Thanks for another great video @JPVideos
JP best part seeing the frozen tear drops and the train thank you for showing us / me how the tunnels still being used today.. Fun fact Florida we got lower then Montana . Be safe and much hugs glad you did not fall dont worry i was not giggling trust me that would not be fun to fall n get hurt. Stay warm and keep smiling it looks good on you.:) Barbie & Sam NWP, FL.
Great stuff JP. Love the Nay Aug tunnels. Those Alco 628s put on a nice smoke show for us. Classic.
That old DL&W line is a classic also, imagine the old steamers chugging thru there and that mountain scenery.
You should explore that line down further from Cresco north and south. There's a rock cut above Cresco that used to be a tunnel.
Bet it's a nice scene. Cresco has a neat preserved station, now a museum.
I live in South-Central part of WA State. East of the mountains is basically like a desert, drier and totally different than the west (wet) side of the state. The snow is mainly in the mountains. I live in a valley and we have 0 snow on the ground. We have had temps in the mid to upper 40s and sunny days. The nights have been cold though.
I love the videos you do of PA. I miss it quite a bit. I grew up in the Wmspt area and come back and visit when I can.
Well JP, you know I'm in the Philippines so I haven't seen ice like this in many moons. I'm a kid-at-heart who still loves cold weather and a good snow! Loved this video. The graffiti under the Market Street Bridge was awesome! The partially frozen waterfall at the park was awesome........indeed a winter wonderland! It's so sad that it has such a terrible history of deaths. That jumping point gives me the 'willies' just thinking about standing up there looking down. And you DID save the best for last. I do remember those train tunnels from past videos but seeing them with the added ICE is fantastic! The question always comes to my mind when I see tunnels like these...HTH did they cut through that rock like that and come out perfectly on the other end?????? Blows my simple mind, LOL! I looked up Luna Park and found some incredible photos. Thank you JP for posting this video. I thoroughly!!!
The ingenuity and hard work of the men who created tunnels like that is very impressive for sure. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for a beautiful video. Also thanks for braving the cold weather.
One of the best videos, I have watched on here. You are an awesome person, to walk so far and film the areas, in such frigid weather. You put a lot of hard work into what you do! I thank you very much, because I'm unable to get out now. God Bless you and keep his hand upon you! (Glen) WV.
Brrrrr. and Wow ......beautiful footage .. the frozen river ice jam and the waterfall was a winter wonderland .The ice falls at the tunnels was breathtaking ...what a beautiful video ..Thank you so much for sharing this awesome winter adventure ..👍💙
Stay warm and thanks for following along on this chilly adventure 🥶💙
Cool video, beautiful winter scenery. Interesting going through that tunnel you can see how they made it, you see the drill marks where they used dynamite. The original tunnel would have been done by hand, no pneumatic or steam drills or shovels, and maybe black powder. That the original tunnel is still in operation is amazing .
Loved the freight train with the 4 engines, must have been a long train.
Thanks for going out on such a cold day, you are like we were as kids, going out exploring in all kinds of weather, thanks for helping me feel young!
Great episode!!
Thanks for a chilly adventure! 😂
FYI: Harrisburg and Enola have nice ice blocks and jams on the Susquehanna 😮
It's amazing no one in the summertime was able to go under there and see that sunken right you say that was underwater if it wasn't monitored
the alien guy is from toy story
Hey how you doing how you got warmer temperatures where you're at and what we do here in the Poconos especially in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania it feels like we're living in Anchorage Alaska lol
jay i sent u a screen shot of the temp we had here to your fb page
Man, I cringe with every step you take on the river, that is so dangerous. My dad specialized in cold water rescue and I've witnessed many accidents. 2 people in particular lost their lives ice fishing, I bought my house from their mother. Be safe out there.
So when I checked scranton weather history I was disappointed to see that only 1 day (Jan 22) was it actually below zero. "Life below zero" in the thumbnail is a stretch don't ya think?
i love it when JP post videos, nice snow you got on there, here in indonesia i won't see snow till the end of time i guess
its been wayyy to cold cant wait to get out under the leaves again.
I'm enjoying the cold at the moment, but miss riding my ebike.
Schuylkill river looks the same flowing into Philadelphia
Do you know for an explorer you're very very intelligent I don't know how you remember all the history about all these different locations like you do but you are like intelligent like so intelligent lol
When it interests me, it's easy to remember.
Those who don't winter hike miss out on a lot! The SusQ is so shallow, not surprised it froze over, gonna be fun to see it break up and flood! And thanks for the beautiful visit to NayAug. Icicle capital of PA lol!!
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Jay, have you ever run into Jaw Tooth railfaning? I don't know if he makes it that far northeast.
I honestly wouldn't recognize him if I did.
Makes me shiver looking at all that snow and ice 🥶, sending a bit of warmth from Tasmania Australia,ment to be getting a bit of a heatwave next week getting up to 35deg that's pushing for tassie lol need a bit of your ice to cool us down, guess the cold won't be to far away not that it gets that cold here
Believe it or not the panhandle in Florida got 2 feet of snow im a more south hour north of Tampa 2 hours from Orlando in brooksville Florida hernando county we had below freezing temperatures pretty much the whole month of January kinda reminds me of Ohio i don't miss the snow or long cold winter's
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Thank you for talking and thinking about Florida many people lost power due to the weather blast up here were we are we jus got heavy snow showers and talk about feeling young again i was so excited standing in the snow falling we did not make snow angels. Monday all day it rain and washed the rest of the snow away.The swamps iced over been under 28 degrees and mabe 50s days. Monday most of this week we get a warm up 60s to lows 70s now in a few days we lose all the heat again back down near freezen again.. December 22nd heater went out so for a long time no heat wat so ever. Finally was able to get sum propane and cylindars for Buddy heaters well out of cylindars but still got big tanks full of propane. this Morning got down to 42 degrees inside our home right around 54 it still cold. FUN FACT 1954 Snowed in Florida we been living here in the very south for 32 years.
PLZ dont judge Spelling not my strong suit.
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Loved it this was awsome considering im sweltering in 100 degrees f with 90% humidity
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Good explore!
-32 in Minnesota last week. Made fishing difficult 😊
Love your videos! Thank you for sharing! In western PA, the Allegheny river, which flows southward, is pretty much frozen over. The Monongahela river not as much as it flows northward.
Cool video.
the yough river, southwestern PA, looks about the same , almost frozen solid across the river
Jay,
Great Videos, but I get frostbite just watching you, yikes.
Now that's dedication to us!!.
Thank you so much.
Cheer's,
Rik Spector
What a nice video
8:14 Exposed rebar is a warning of bridge collapse, it can spread in to larger breaks and cracks. Looking at the markings, an inspecting has already pointed structure issues out. 14:12 That ' grafeti ' are the inspector marks.
Hate seeing the deterioration of the underside of the Market St bridge.
Florida used sand. We have plenty of that.
To say I'm enduring the same weather as you would be an understatement. LOL. I live 2 blocks away from the Market Street bridge.
Let me know when the ice starts flowing again if you can.
28 degrees sunny
Wow! 9 degrees .Now u can go skinny dipping in the water.Off camera of course 😂😂😂😂😂
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Sorry but I had to laugh when you came out of the tunnel saying that for some reason your hands and face got really cold. My thought was what did you expect when you hugged an icicle? I enjoyed seeing all the frozen locations. The photo under the bridge with the blue water surrounded by ice was my favorite. I was freezing just walking to and from my car on the coldest days. I give you credit for exploring during the frigid temperatures.
I opened up a little piece of water in my area of Pennsylvania
My dog had me out in minus 7 degrees.I took him to the entrance of the place we walk .I didnt yhink he wot do it.But he did.He started popping and bouncing like he does .SoI followed him .We went pretty far . About a mile .We enjoyed that.
Ah, Nay Aug, been a while that I've been there....one side was commissioned. Not allowed to walk through the active side. Ice formations look like huge fangs. Don't let those fall on ya.
I have frozen strippen pits .Infact most of them are frozen and snow covered.Ones I never saw frozen before.I visit 8 or 9 .7 Are actually strippen pits .
It's too cold for bigfoot to find a Twinkie tree outside!!!
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Ky were warning up
Hey bud you better watch what you know where you say where people are dying at cuz it's pretty soon they'll say it's haunted but I guarantee you want to see one paranormal pain during your whole video but yet people swear up and down it's hard because people passed away their watch I guarantee it LOL
Ohio frozen
brrrrrr
Gotta Love this global warming:)