Massive Weekend Storm To Slam Eastern US With Damaging Winds, Severe Storms, Snow
A complex weather situation is developing for the eastern half of the U.S. this weekend as a budding storm system will deliver widespread rain, damaging winds, severe storms and even areas of snow. #foxweather #weather
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My first time seeing two meteorologists giving the weather report at the same time. Lots of storms coming in… be safe, everybody.
Except the criminal judges, cops lawyers and bankers. They should never feel safe.
Lmao
Praying.
Both are wrong about TX it’s sunny with few white clouds and some cool but not cold. 🎉
Praying for everyone’s safety.
Yeah lets see if prayers over youtube will magically change the weather. smh delusion at its finest
Good evening(2323:18/23:50)hrs:Ma Mary we ask our friend at here it is raining now it 🛑 .❤❤
Stay safe and warm 🙏
There is always so much drama with weather forecast over the last few years. I live in an area they are showing violent weather threats which is surprising. The local weather and NOAA seem to know nothing about it. Maybe the NE is going to experience a winter Nor’ easter but there isn’t anything threatening in the South.
They know ever smart phone has a Weather app, so when that happened the ratings dropped. When the ratings drop, so does the $ponsor$.
I think I would trust NOAA.
I don’t like it when gets to hot or to darn cold.
too
Is the mountains of North Carolina going to be impacted with the rain/cold and possible chance of snow?
The map has snow only North of Pennsylvania.
We pray for you
@@Alikadem-vw4vmpray does not work so why do it?
Calling every storm “Major” or “severe” is like having a 50% off sale every day…
😂
Hey, we all gotta eat .
Still not as st00pid as updating your Facebook market items to “sold”. Just delete it. It’s like putting up “found dog” signs
“Severe, massive, destructive, threat..”. It gets old.
I’m in an RV in east Texas with solar panels so hail and wind 🍃 are bad 😮
Any way some plywood and ratchet straps would help?
Can you drive to a place that won’t be affected by the storm? If not, make a padded cover that Velcro’s to the roof of your vehicle covering the panels, safe from wind and rain.
What do you plan to do? You must have spots you’ve found between bays or against buildings. I wonder about this, I’m looking to buy one. Stay safe!!
I seen people buy gym mats to cover windshield. Can try that too good for multiple things especially if outside activities
I like Fox, but the freaking out over winter weather like it’s the first time there’s ever been bad weather in the winter is silly
I see its climate change it’s called The Four Seasons we’re getting into winter now
Haha yesh its freaking December. Its called Winter, but i was born 1970s 😂
You have to take into account that we are expected to be in an ENSO winter (El Nino) which generally leads to warmer temperatures in the southeast region of the United States. Due to this, it is going to lead to warmer weather storms like hail, and better allow tornados to occur all because air is able to rise easier. So actually this is not really normal for winter, and does have to do with the change in climate from neutral to El Niño.
@Lena-so2lq
😅😅me too so dramatic need to push climate bs 😅
@@ivanruiz808 excellent comment. thank you.
You get tired of winter in the south, come north to Maine! We are running 15 to 20 degrees warmer then normal. ( normal for just 30 years past )