WEBVTT 00:00.000 --> 00:03.200 Blizzards on three continents, who would have thought? 00:03.460 --> 00:06.180 Snow was a thing of the past, records broken, 00:06.420 --> 00:07.720 let's dive right in. 00:17.030 --> 00:20.130 And always electricity behaves strangely in storms. 00:21.130 --> 00:23.290 The Shumun residents, maybe. 00:24.750 --> 00:26.730 Reed Timmer bringing us this. 00:27.750 --> 00:30.230 Blizzard footage near the coast. 00:31.390 --> 00:33.010 Whiteout conditions, I think you would have had 00:33.010 --> 00:35.950 a little difficulty getting home in your car that evening. 00:36.930 --> 00:39.470 Over to Romania, dangerous. 00:39.610 --> 00:40.770 Anytime you're in this situation, 00:40.930 --> 00:42.430 this is how people get stuck on the roads. 00:42.510 --> 00:43.810 Everybody thinks they can drive home. 00:43.990 --> 00:45.390 My car is good enough to get there. 00:45.950 --> 00:48.370 The snow comes down so fast, as we saw here, 00:48.410 --> 00:50.890 which I'll cover more, in New York and Rhode Island 00:50.890 --> 00:51.510 and New Jersey. 00:52.630 --> 00:55.670 But that one car can block the entire road. 00:56.430 --> 00:58.510 Incredible amounts of strandings. 00:59.410 --> 01:02.170 And of course, rescue crew need to come in. 01:03.970 --> 01:07.490 Ferocious, Blizzard winds, Hungary, also Bulgaria. 01:08.430 --> 01:09.690 Everywhere you look on the roads, 01:09.930 --> 01:14.130 what is with these incredible winds, Russia for you here, 01:14.770 --> 01:18.010 not immune to snowy conditions, 01:18.210 --> 01:20.390 but everywhere you look, it's this whiteout. 01:20.510 --> 01:22.450 And they've talked about how intense it was. 01:22.590 --> 01:24.350 This is from a rescue vehicle itself, 01:24.570 --> 01:26.750 trying to get through to get to people. 01:27.430 --> 01:28.550 And people, I can't even believe 01:28.550 --> 01:29.990 we're out walking in this. 01:29.990 --> 01:31.850 But hey, it is Russia. 01:32.570 --> 01:35.050 If you forgot your supplies, you gotta go out this. 01:35.270 --> 01:38.390 That's why it's good to prepare before these snow storms. 01:39.070 --> 01:40.610 Or you gotta go traverse this. 01:41.290 --> 01:42.610 In Russia, they're used to it, 01:42.910 --> 01:44.430 maybe not so much in the States. 01:45.290 --> 01:46.510 So what is it with these winds 01:46.510 --> 01:47.590 that are suddenly happening 01:47.590 --> 01:49.170 with these plunging cold temperatures? 01:49.490 --> 01:51.670 Now we have it all across the Northeast U.S., 01:51.670 --> 01:54.610 breaking every record ever known for snowfall 01:54.610 --> 01:55.670 in a single event, 01:56.250 --> 01:58.770 stretching from pretty much Washington, D.C. 01:59.410 --> 02:00.970 through New Jersey, up to New York, 02:01.010 --> 02:01.930 all the way up into Maine. 02:02.430 --> 02:04.730 Like those records are smashing as we speak 02:05.390 --> 02:07.350 over to Romania, Hungary, Eastern Europe. 02:07.530 --> 02:09.630 And then if we go to the far East in Russia, 02:09.810 --> 02:10.670 what you saw there, 02:11.350 --> 02:14.430 I mean, this is literally spinning the top of our globe 02:15.190 --> 02:16.530 all in the same week. 02:17.110 --> 02:18.130 So what's happening 02:18.130 --> 02:20.190 and what's causing the change in wind flows? 02:21.650 --> 02:24.550 And dropping in here on the 500 millibar chart, 02:24.810 --> 02:26.450 this is about 18,000 foot level, 02:26.570 --> 02:27.550 what you're looking at the temperatures, 02:27.550 --> 02:29.230 but those reflect on the ground. 02:29.610 --> 02:31.550 So the difference in temperatures above, 02:31.790 --> 02:33.710 as above, so below touching on the ground, 02:33.810 --> 02:34.810 you're gonna see the same thing. 02:35.030 --> 02:36.510 Anywhere it's blue, chilly, 02:36.650 --> 02:39.250 we're expected to get on maybe 14 Fahrenheit tonight, 02:39.390 --> 02:40.230 eats Tennessee. 02:40.970 --> 02:42.890 That reflects on this chart as well. 02:43.770 --> 02:46.490 Jumping over to the Bombo Genesis slash, 02:47.330 --> 02:50.590 largest snow dump ever recorded in the Northeast 02:50.590 --> 02:53.550 in certain areas here from Rhode Island, 02:53.550 --> 02:56.810 especially hit Connecticut, New York, 02:57.450 --> 02:59.250 what it looks like from the satellite view. 02:59.830 --> 03:01.250 And you can see how the density from the backside 03:01.250 --> 03:03.670 is swinging in through that sting jet right there. 03:04.850 --> 03:06.150 Incredible amounts of snow. 03:07.290 --> 03:09.630 And somebody's dissected what we're looking at here 03:09.630 --> 03:10.670 if we're starting at the bottom, 03:11.150 --> 03:12.390 probably about five o'clock position, 03:12.550 --> 03:14.070 you've got these rope clouds 03:14.610 --> 03:16.590 swinging into the tornadic cells 03:16.590 --> 03:17.850 or going counterclockwise. 03:18.610 --> 03:21.570 Thunder snow, you can see what that density ring is 03:21.570 --> 03:22.670 gets really intense. 03:22.670 --> 03:25.070 You can almost see the gap in the atmosphere. 03:25.830 --> 03:28.790 Coming off a cliff literally on that cloud cover 03:28.790 --> 03:30.830 where it says extreme thunder snow 03:30.830 --> 03:32.170 and then you got that sting jet. 03:32.310 --> 03:33.390 That's a very popular term. 03:33.910 --> 03:35.930 But what you would see in the center of an eye 03:35.930 --> 03:38.110 of a hurricane, calm and clear. 03:39.430 --> 03:44.030 It seems cyclonics are not bound to our summer any longer. 03:45.310 --> 03:46.810 Birds-eye view for you here, 03:46.930 --> 03:48.570 straight in Boston, New York, 03:49.290 --> 03:51.990 Connecticut, Massachusetts hit hard on this, 03:52.490 --> 03:54.330 bringing you through some of the images here. 03:54.950 --> 03:57.190 Storm damage is always gonna be electric cables down. 03:57.450 --> 03:59.210 So if you do see electric lines down, 03:59.330 --> 04:01.210 please do not touch them. 04:01.810 --> 04:03.070 Most of them are live. 04:03.830 --> 04:05.670 And you're gonna have a significant problem 04:05.670 --> 04:06.890 even just trying to move that out of the way 04:06.890 --> 04:07.490 to move your card. 04:07.530 --> 04:08.510 Please don't touch those. 04:08.870 --> 04:10.770 Seriously safety issue down that. 04:11.850 --> 04:12.970 Providence, Rhode Island, 04:13.210 --> 04:15.410 all the time snow records are broken. 04:15.590 --> 04:16.730 Beautiful images here. 04:17.750 --> 04:18.950 Schooner in the harbour. 04:20.190 --> 04:22.630 History made, Rhode Island is officially shattered. 04:23.490 --> 04:26.810 The blizzard of 1978, 33 inches on the ground. 04:27.950 --> 04:30.290 A largest snowfall in states history. 04:30.450 --> 04:32.390 Now these areas here go far back. 04:33.330 --> 04:37.510 Plymouth Rock, back to the 1600s for their records. 04:37.830 --> 04:39.810 And well, maybe it's the official records here, 04:39.850 --> 04:41.730 but I'd like to see the 400 year data 04:41.730 --> 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Providence area for you. 05:59.990 --> 06:01.130 Good luck digging out, 06:01.430 --> 06:03.030 a couple of days off from work for everybody. 06:03.230 --> 06:05.650 Yay, maybe we can go to Universal Basic Income. 06:07.470 --> 06:08.790 White collars, beware, 06:08.790 --> 06:11.110 white snowpack in New York City. 06:12.630 --> 06:14.030 Not even too many people going off 06:14.030 --> 06:16.630 for the Starbucks and Morning Sandwich are there, 06:16.950 --> 06:18.290 but the birds are hunkered down. 06:18.510 --> 06:19.510 Check out the pigeons. 06:20.470 --> 06:22.710 Blizzard, like who would even rent a place like this? 06:22.810 --> 06:24.850 Look at that, like what is your view out the window? 06:25.850 --> 06:27.070 I'm wondering what it looks like the front. 06:27.270 --> 06:28.010 I mean the back here, 06:28.110 --> 06:30.290 what are you gonna, some sort of mausoleum, 06:30.770 --> 06:32.470 five grand a month for something like this? 06:32.850 --> 06:35.650 Allegedly, central park, 06:35.650 --> 06:38.950 not looking any more hospitable 06:38.950 --> 06:40.710 for those sitting on benches. 06:40.730 --> 06:42.290 If you tracks through there, 06:42.350 --> 06:43.490 though people are walking up and down, 06:43.670 --> 06:46.270 but sitting down, that's a different story. 06:47.230 --> 06:48.610 Connecticut views for you here, 06:48.870 --> 06:50.030 seeing the very same thing, 06:50.250 --> 06:52.710 thick, thick, deep record snows. 06:53.230 --> 06:56.030 Back to New York, downtown. 06:57.170 --> 06:59.470 Looks like it's a little bit thick, a little bit heavy 06:59.470 --> 07:00.730 and that kind of sticky snow. 07:00.850 --> 07:02.590 Great for a snowman rolling down, 07:02.770 --> 07:04.250 trying to, you know, where's the carrot, 07:04.250 --> 07:06.230 where's the lump of coal for the eyes. 07:07.090 --> 07:09.710 Maybe we could change it to shove two iPhones in there 07:09.710 --> 07:10.690 these days instead. 07:11.590 --> 07:14.530 But those of you fans of history, 07:14.730 --> 07:18.870 this is the 1880 March Blizzard 07:18.870 --> 07:21.810 that ripped through New York, 50 inches of snow. 07:22.630 --> 07:24.250 Does that count as pre-industrial? 07:24.490 --> 07:24.970 I don't know. 07:25.890 --> 07:29.710 But let's bring us up to 1969 JFK, 07:30.990 --> 07:33.370 closed as well, Snowstorm Ferocious. 07:33.370 --> 07:37.370 And we also saw the same thing, Buffalo Blizzard in the 1970s. 07:37.510 --> 07:41.110 So was this the era of exceptional snowfall 07:41.110 --> 07:42.230 for like a 10-year period? 07:43.670 --> 07:45.510 How does it map up with solar activity? 07:45.670 --> 07:46.670 You might ask yourself. 07:47.670 --> 07:49.690 And another question we might ask is, 07:50.370 --> 07:52.850 what were the reasons all these dolmens were built? 07:53.270 --> 07:55.610 I'm sure that does not shield you from high wind, 07:55.610 --> 07:59.770 but there's probably a fair few missing slabs on there 07:59.770 --> 08:02.610 that could have protected from some sort of, 08:03.310 --> 08:04.710 unusualness in the atmosphere. 08:06.110 --> 08:10.090 Electrified, winds, hail, who knows what it was for? 08:11.310 --> 08:13.950 But as we move forward in time here, 08:14.150 --> 08:15.210 it does seem that a lot of things 08:15.210 --> 08:17.370 are changing at the exact same moment. 08:19.090 --> 08:21.650 This uptick, and I didn't bring you the Southern Hemisphere, 08:21.650 --> 08:25.150 which was the same type of events with blasting winds. 08:25.390 --> 08:27.490 I mean cyclonic winds, but blowing, 08:27.490 --> 08:32.270 not grapefruit siles, but apple-sized hail sideways. 08:33.410 --> 08:36.690 And coming down, usually hail comes straight down 08:36.690 --> 08:37.290 when you're getting those. 08:37.550 --> 08:41.650 It was coming in at an angle, hugely outsized hail 08:41.650 --> 08:42.750 to blow in at that speed. 08:42.890 --> 08:44.930 I'm like, wow, you're approaching 08:44.930 --> 08:46.390 well over 100 miles an hour 08:46.890 --> 08:48.770 to get hail of that size to blow sideways. 08:49.770 --> 08:52.550 And it was just wind, rain, sideways hail event 08:52.550 --> 08:53.930 in the Southern Hemisphere as well. 08:54.070 --> 08:55.490 So it seems like there's an uptick 08:55.490 --> 08:58.210 in terms of like how fast the winds are blowing. 08:58.810 --> 09:00.990 And once they're interacting with different types 09:00.990 --> 09:03.210 of moisture patterns, you know, 09:03.250 --> 09:05.270 whether it's Northern Hemisphere, Southern Hemisphere, 09:05.390 --> 09:06.850 our spring is probably gonna be, 09:07.550 --> 09:09.550 well, something for the record books as well. 09:10.150 --> 09:13.810 If it's one season flipped in the Southern Hemisphere 09:13.810 --> 09:16.610 is showing us what is coming for the Northern Hemisphere 09:16.610 --> 09:21.170 here in our spring, get ready for incredibly high winds 09:21.170 --> 09:24.270 and also ferocious storms where you might wanna, 09:24.270 --> 09:26.150 you know, get into some of those dolmens 09:26.150 --> 09:28.590 as these storm fronts approach. 09:28.910 --> 09:30.690 Also, there's been this, you know, 09:30.970 --> 09:33.870 in correct Almaty over in, was that Kazakhstan 09:34.370 --> 09:36.250 had this like shelf cloud, 09:36.390 --> 09:38.650 but behind it was the blizzard rolling in in advance. 09:39.690 --> 09:40.730 Wasn't even a blizzard. 09:40.890 --> 09:44.550 It was more like a sleep needle of icy event, 09:44.630 --> 09:46.350 which I'm trying to get more information on 09:46.350 --> 09:47.410 before bringing that tomorrow. 09:48.110 --> 09:50.410 It's happening everywhere on the planet in unison 09:50.410 --> 09:53.050 in both hemispheres, all at the exact same time 09:53.310 --> 09:54.650 to the point that it's overwhelming 09:54.650 --> 09:57.410 even mainstream news all covering it now 09:57.410 --> 10:00.330 because it's so encompassing of a continent. 10:01.430 --> 10:03.230 It's not even a tiny event anymore. 10:03.670 --> 10:05.630 Everywhere it's touching these types of events, 10:06.010 --> 10:08.970 continental size now, parts of a continent, 10:09.090 --> 10:10.710 literally percentages of a continent 10:11.170 --> 10:12.370 touched by these events. 10:13.110 --> 10:15.770 So at what point is it one-third of the continent 10:15.770 --> 10:17.710 every time a storm system rolls in, 10:17.830 --> 10:20.010 that's like insurance companies 10:20.010 --> 10:21.110 are biting their fingernails off, 10:21.110 --> 10:22.590 go, no, no, we're going to have to cover this. 10:23.750 --> 10:25.490 Whatever's happening, it has increased 10:25.490 --> 10:27.010 at least in the last six months 10:27.010 --> 10:28.610 and it looks like it's, you know, 10:28.990 --> 10:32.230 all projections are with the data available 10:32.690 --> 10:35.070 that it's going to increase yet again as we come in 10:35.070 --> 10:38.330 and each season seems to see a little bit 10:38.330 --> 10:40.890 percentage-wise increase in the extremes 10:41.590 --> 10:42.950 versus the previous season. 10:43.850 --> 10:47.990 So get yourselves ready for some, well, power outages 10:47.990 --> 10:50.890 and some extreme storms rolling in 10:50.890 --> 10:54.630 as we come out of this last depths of winter here. 10:55.290 --> 10:57.870 So get ready for these types of, again, 10:59.050 --> 11:01.470 exponential increases and also comment maps 11:01.470 --> 11:02.790 coming around here in April, 11:03.650 --> 11:07.190 comment biggest, possibly brightest in the last 200 years 11:07.190 --> 11:09.090 on top of all these things we're seeing 11:09.090 --> 11:12.270 with the changing economy, the disruption in labor force, 11:12.950 --> 11:15.010 the disruption in everything we see 11:15.010 --> 11:16.190 in terms of our weather. 11:16.730 --> 11:18.190 And we're going to have one of the brightest comments 11:18.630 --> 11:20.570 ever seen in multi-generations. 11:20.810 --> 11:23.470 Yeah, that's going to be the cherry on top for, uh-oh, 11:23.810 --> 11:25.350 something's definitely changed. 11:27.170 --> 11:28.110 I appreciate you watching. 11:28.250 --> 11:29.350 I hope you got something out of the video. 11:29.630 --> 11:31.510 Springtime, we got to plant our food. 11:32.490 --> 11:33.710 How will centralized systems hold up 11:33.710 --> 11:35.170 during these disruptions? 11:35.270 --> 11:37.750 Unknown, but if you're growing it yourself, 11:37.890 --> 11:40.590 you might not have to rely on those same systems as much. 11:40.870 --> 11:43.490 Trueleafmarket.com, heirloom and organic seeds 11:43.490 --> 11:45.390 for any grow zone on the planet. 11:46.290 --> 11:48.070 That link's in the description box below. 11:48.230 --> 11:50.610 Every purchase you make helps keep this channel on air, 11:50.670 --> 11:52.070 bringing information just like this. 11:52.210 --> 11:52.910 We're all in it together. 11:53.350 --> 11:55.530 So please share the link 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