This Winter Is Going To be VERY Different…

In this video we are talking about how El Nino & warm ocean waters in the Atlantic are going to make this upcoming winter season very interesting…

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How To Prepare For El Nino Winter: 6:33
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[waynez]

I’m not a meteorologist, but I could’ve definitely guessed that there’s gonna be a big daddy snow storm in buffalo. Because there is every year. Love ya Ryan

[swn]

The Blizzard of 1978. I was living in Rhode Island and the snow was so deep the car was completely covered and you couldn't tell where it was.

[nikopawlowic]

I live in Texas and I cannot begin to tell you how many people are wanting for it to get cold already. We've been putting up with high temps for so damn long that we appreciate just a simple cloud formation that blocks out the sun.

[colbyrackler]

In Texas this has been an especially dry summer, like 2 months without any rain, kinda dry

[markpashia]

I will never forget being in thundershow in 76. The green lightning with snowflakes the size of pennies and visibility down to feet while I was driving the interstate was something to remember. I was the only car on the road as best I could tell. Just crazy.

[susanmcconnell]

I got addicted to y'all when I was driving a big truck over the road. I really depended on you. Now, on my little farm, you are as, or even more, important, cuz I depend on you when planning for my animals and planting. Thank you to you and your team!!!

[mamastarshine]

The blizzard of '78 was the one I remember the most. We had so much snow it had to be hauled off because there was no more room to shovel it off to the side.

[kevinswanson]

This winter is going to be winter ... until spring
That's my prediction.

[TheFunniBaconMan]

My dad experienced the Winters of 1977 and 1978, and has said that he's seeing a lot of things happening that also happened just before that insanity.

[spencearoo]

I live in BUFFALO, NY where we had such a severe blizzard last winter that 58 people died, Some were direct neighbors. Very sad winter :(

[ChanGraham]

Well, you asked us to hold you accountable. I marked it on my calendar then forgot all about it until the reminder popped up just now. So, I reckon you were basically correct. I don't know all the numbers or all the weather that was had this winter, but I do know those hotspots did see some significant winter weather. And I believe the NE got a good heaping, if I recall correctly. So, in conclusion, I'd say your prediction was generally spot on! Good on you, Ryan!

[michaelbatson]

In 1982, I was living about 30 miles east of Grand Rapids, Michigan. I was 17 and a Senior in High School. We had an El Nino that winter. It was 65 degrees on Christmas!

[TimeBucks]

Thank you Ryan for keeping us updated on what is coming

[sherritaylor]

I was in Fort Devens Massachusetts in 1977 and 1978 when there were what you call Big Daddy snowstorms. I was in my early teens and I still remember them. We lived in two story apartments row or condo types and had to dig down to the front door. We made tunnels to the neighbors to make sure everyone was ok. My dad was army and we all took care of each other.

[georgelamb]

Ryan, I’m a surfer. I’ve been doing this for 65 years and El Niño is a surfer friend. I’m looking forward to seeing the results. This could be an epic season for surf. Love what you’re doing. Keep up the good work.💫❤️💫

[DebiG]

The Blizzard of 1978 was the biggest storm I have ever seen. I lived in Northern Rhode Island and had 5 feet of snow overnight.

[Rufuzen]

I live in the north of Mexico, where summers are extremely hot (45°c +) and I can say the last 6 years winter has changed. I hadn’t seen snow until 2017, suddenly on winter stared to snow, for about 3 days. That never happened before because our winters are quite hot compared to North America ones.

After that year things got even colder. We expect snow almost once a year.

But what worries me the most is that our houses are built for hot weathers, not cold. This is a Big Big Super Big problem.

[markbaker]

I live in in the northeast and the berries and nut trees I've seen while out fishing have been heavier than normal. There are a set of caterpillars that make webbed nests around September-October and I went out last week and saw they are already making their webbed nests. They usually make these nests in September because the eggs will survive the whole winter and hatch in spring. If they are doing it in late July to August then they know it will be a COLD/Snowy harsh winter and will lay their eggs earlier and hatch before winter comes. I'm seeing them all over the place now. Always look at mother nature for the signs guys! I'm going to agree with Ryan in this video!

[blq]

Love The Pre Winter Thoughts Bring It ON Here in Lagrange IL. I am 73 And LOVE BIG SNOWS, We Have Had Such SMALL Snow Falls Here Last few years Did not Even start up My snowblower So Thanks For A little EXCITING Thoughts and BRING It ON Big Daddy SNOW

[harrykuehn]

I live in the Midwest now for more than 20 years, and there is always extremes from season to season. One winter we get a few snowy blasts and that's it. Other than the typical 20s, and we always get a two week extreme, warm or cold. The winter flucuates so much we have no idea what it will look like until it gets here.