Great video. Thank you. Surprised you don’t have snowshoes. Also a rigid rod for measuring. I think a folding wooden ruler would penetrate the snow better that a metal measuring tape. And still fit in a coat pocket.
@@ReedTimmerWx Nothing that We here on in WNY or Central NY haven't seen before, right? LOL. P .Ann B, wishing you warmth and safety from West Seneca NY.
From tornadoes in Texas to hurricanes in Florida now crazy snow in New York. You're a true weather professional a blessing to so many. Thanks for all your efforts and hard work.
@@JACKnJESUS I 100% agree with just turn on the weather channel and see what's going on. When he is around my area, I check my radar apps and monitor those as well. He knows an inimaginable amount for information about storms and predictions. His passion for doing something that he loves to do and the lengths to which he goes to accomplish that is what I'm talking about. Also him showing his heart for people when he is on a chase and stops everything to help people that were impacted.
@@sglasgow79 I understand and this seems normal today. I don't mean to berate his efforts. He is however...not a professional, and probably does not have resources to implement his own rescue if need be. Then he would pick up his phone...and call...professionals. He is another person out in terrible weather...possibly creating another problem for people hired to do the actual work. Anyone who does not ABSOLUTELY have to be outside right no on the roads...should NOT be.
I actually listen to the stream all night. I did sleep at one point. When I woke up it was daylight and you were walking around on the same live stream. I work midnights and dayside. I know what you an your team go through. Thanks for the videos and the time to make them. I've learned so much watching your videos. I am a Part 107 sUAS operator and am a better pilot because of these videos. Bravo!
The locality of lake effect snow amazes me. I'm near Welland in Ontario. We have a completely clear sky, but Buffalo is getting walloped only a half-hour's drive away. Good luck and stay safe.
I'm in Buffalo and last night was the first time in my life I ever experienced thunder snow, which I never even heard of before. I was sleeping and a huge crash woke me up and suddenly the whole room lit up from a kind of lightning I have never seen before. I really don't remember there ever being thunder and lightning during a snowstorm.
i remember very long time go probably 30 years go in ulster county NY i think we got like 26' to 36' of snow and it thunder ⚡ it was pretty cool one of my best friend mother got married that day to . i think it was in mid 1990's if i remember right
@@funtyes1970 That is crazy. I've lived in Buffalo most of my life and I don't ever remember there ever being Thundersnow lightning. It was different than regular lightning because it stayed lit up for about 5 Seconds rather than just the really quick Flash of regular lighting. I thought maybe it was an emergency vehicle outside my building turning on a spotlight or something. It was that kind of light.
Born and raised in Black Sea part of Istanbul, when i was a kid i always imagined that all snowfall events in the world was caused by sea evaporation, named sea effect snowfall. Also thundersnow was a normal event for me. Kinda shocked when i learnt that fronts caused most snowfall in the world except places which sit near water bodies. This is such a common phenomenon in Istanbul, that we usually get not only sea effect snowfall, but also sea effect rains which lasts for days. I remember one time it rained straight for 10 days in a spray form, which only totaled to 10 mm. Black Sea region of Turkey is truly a moisture heaven. Thanks to these type of sea effect, some years we even get 30 inches of snow in just a single storm, 100 m above sea level. Also our latitude is lower than western Europe but we get much more snow thanks to Black Sea.
TY for covering this! I went to Hamburg High School! And I grew up in Blasdell, NY. I feel for everyone there going through this nightmare Snowthunder blizzard. Fantastic drone coverage!
Awesome you are here with us in Hamburg. Important to note the official snowfall is taken at the airport which might register a foot or so. Also the band is very localized, drive 10-15 miles north of the city and it’s just a dusting of snow. Love your work buddy and enjoy the snow.
I have experience thunder in a sand storm. It is crazy. I can’t imagine how long it’s going to take to open back up and they are used to a lot of snow.
That's bonkers! I'm in Wisconsin and we don't get half of that all winter anymore. Sometimes I wish we'd get a really good snowstorm but I know we couldn't handle this kind. Stay warm, peeps!
I have seen thunder snow quite a few times here in Richmond Virginia.. Especially right after heavy sleet or freezing rain turns to snow. I remember the first time seeing thunder snow I thought I was tripping 😃 Didn't know it existed
All that snow looks like absolute heaven to me! We've had lake effect here in SEWI, but nothing like that. Just beautiful! Regards & thanks for posting this!
wow, that's absolutely mind-blowing how much snow the lake effect snow can bring in! I live in Northern WV, and the most snow i'd ever seen here was about 39 inches off the nor'easter we had gotten from the Super Storm Sandy back in 2012/2013. I cannot even begin to imagine 5 or 6 feet. Prayers in abundance for everyone up in NY!
I’ve lived in Southwest Michigan most of my life. We always get significant lake effect snow. Never this amount though! We’re at about 15” that all came down starting Wednesday. I’ve even seen thunder snow where I live and let me tell you …..it’s SO cool. Expecting another 3-6” by tomorrow evening. Stay safe everyone !! 😁
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video which is so professionally done. I am from Trinidad and Tobago where we have never seen this type of weather, I can only imagine what it is like there.
You’re a beast. Keep going Reed. It’s been fun watching and nerve wracking too. I lived in Dunkirk 57 years and am a North Carolina resident for the past five years. I was up there last winter which was pretty mild. I’m glad I’m here now but have great memories from wny living. You gotta be heathy and strong for winters like this. I’ve shoveled out many times heavy snow and have made snow forts for my kids. We had sledding weekends and all kinds of fun. Hot cocoa always made us happy and warm! Thanks for covering this and sharing with us. Stay safe and warm tonight. Take care. ❤
Dang that's a lot of that white stuff! We live in South Central Nebraska in a small town south of I-80. If we were to get a foot or so of snow here our town would shut down. We haven't had decent snow amounts in a few years so let's see what this winter will bring..I feel bad for the ppl there and I sure do hope everyone there will be alright! God bless them all!!! And Reed, ty for being a champ and showing all of us how bad it really is there. Stay safe my friend
I LOVE the foot chase!! Please do more of this. Not only is it safer for everyone involved, but you get more of a feel of just how deep the snow is. Loved the little icicles on your eyelashes! Hope you got a nice hot shower at the end of the day and that you're getting some restful sleep tonight. Wish I could be there to make a snow cave!! Never stop chasing!
Watched you chase hurricanes and tornadoes for years now without worry...and now see you in a snow storm and am worried lol! And I am from Canada! This is a bad one! Be safe 🙏
Wow! We had a blizzard in the greater Cincinnati area in 1977 that shut everything down for nearly a week. It was epic. Can’t wait to see what’s still up there 🌨❄️. 👍☮️🌞❄️
@@ReedTimmerWx snow shoes for next time! They are really helpful, especially when you’re a shortie like me! Also less scary than standing on a 20’ drift and worrying about not being found until spring melt. I keep them in my van all winter.
You said the lightning during a snow storm is rare, but if you live it Buffalo it happens probably every couple of years. It normally happens during lake effect snow storms and usually it's a sign that it is about to get bad. They are really impressive during a whiteout. You can't see the lightning, but the whole sky lights up and of course you hear the thunder.
Love these videos. I can’t afford to go out and do this so I’m glad others do! Stay safe man!. 4-5” per hour is insane! PS: Imagine having 50” of snow on your roof!
1st time I remember experiencing thundersnow and seeing the lightning that comes with it, I was about 15 yrs old on the KB north ski lift. Kissing Bridge ski resort Glenwood NY. Lightning! and I'm 25 feet in the air on a metal chair, suspended from a metal cable, connected to metal ski lift towers. I thought i was a gonner.
Timmer Domination covers Western NY. Appreciate your coverage of our LA snow event. Believe it or not we love them around here. Nothing to do but stay warm and help out a neighbors clean up. People stick together like that. Wouldn't live any where else. You Rock Reed!!
Farmer's Almanac predicted that the New England region was going to get hit hard with snow this season, and that the Great Plains wouldn't get as much snow, but would be hit with arctic cold. So far, they're right on the money. I'm in the nw corner of North Dakota. We've been hitting the negative cold temperatures, not even considering wind chill factors, already, before Thanksgiving. That's rare.
What is terrifying? Just stay inside and you are safe. All our houses are standing unlike areas which get hit with Hurricanes and Tornadoes or Earthquakes. An inconvenience to be sure but nothing more unless, like some people, who ignore the driving bans and get stuck. A little Darwin activity here would help.
@@mikewurlitzer5217 Hard to disagree with. My problem is that *great* people are diverted and sometimes lost saving people that would not otherwise survive. Must we always sacrifice our heroes for thoughtless behavior?
The snow machine is in overdrive. Cass County Michigan was getting 2” an hour Wednesday from the lake effect snow bans from Lake Michigan durning our 26 hour winter warning. Snow advisory since then and snow finally ended about an hour ago receiving 14” of snow.
Great vid, Reed! I've enjoyed your content on twitter for years but this is my first time visiting your TH-cam channel. May I humbly suggest that you promote this more in your tweets? Great content as always. Thanks!
This is a record breaker they said that 66 inches fell by 10 ET FRI 11\18 22. I couldn't imagine witnessing that level of snow fall in a day. This one is a killer too so glad we don't get this weather down S of Interstate ten. Stay warm a day you'll never forget.
As someone who never experienced lake effect snow it is amazing to see! But also weird to know that a few KM or MI up North or South it is completely different weather! Hard to imagine
WOW! This is absolutely mesmerizing to watch. I actually wish I was there experiencing that storm. Thankful to not have to end up stranded and snowed in at the moment though.
It "thundersnowed" where I live in Georgia, back in 2004. The weatherbug app kept going off on the computer. The temperature was dropping dramatically every few mins. All of a sudden, a big lightning flash came, then thunder. All of a sudden, it started snowing, and we had about 4-5 inches that night-day. It was great!
Thank you thank you thank you Reid I knew you would come through I'm an old Jersey boy somewhat snow bunny type guy now out here in California not a cloud in the sky today wishing I was back there shoveling with some of the people thanks again for posting the kind of footage that we need and want to see..... And wow I guess I must have been one of the lucky ones in the late 90s we had a nice blizzard in New Jersey where I witnessed thunder snow
I'm SO happy! I haven't seen anything since "Storm Chasers" was aired. Originally! Dominator 1. New gig on tv. Storm Rising. Darn near tears and shock😮
Wow, snow-mageden Buffalo, NY 2023. I'm originally from Michigan, and I thought I saw some big snow. That was nothing compared to what y'all are getting. Again, WOW!
I live in NE Ohio, just below the bordering edge for lake effect snows. I’ve heard thunder snow 3 or 4 times over my lifetime. Never realized it was a rarity.
Hey send some of that snow to Kansas !!!! Please !! I grew up here we used to get couple feet of snow and would last all winter especially back in the 70s . Now its too warm and NO Longer Snows here... mostly big droughts! God bless you all stay safe !!!
Wow, I haven't seen you in awhile. Great to see you Reed. I'll hit that button. I'm in SW Michigan and we have 14 inches of snow where I am at. Been awhile since I've been thigh deep in snow.
I’m about 5 miles north of Hamburg in the city of Buffalo. It’s nutty here hahaha it dosent look bad out the window untill u got outside and realize how deep it is
Watching from the other end in Watertown, NY..... It's about to get real up here!
You guys are going to get hammered
Great video. Thank you. Surprised you don’t have snowshoes. Also a rigid rod for measuring. I think a folding wooden ruler would penetrate the snow better that a metal measuring tape. And still fit in a coat pocket.
Saw the lightning recordings over Watertown!
@@ReedTimmerWx Nothing that We here on in WNY or Central NY haven't seen before, right? LOL. P .Ann B, wishing you warmth and safety from West Seneca NY.
Crazy! We got 48 inches last yr here in Tioga. Ny. I can’t imagine anymore
From tornadoes in Texas to hurricanes in Florida now crazy snow in New York. You're a true weather professional a blessing to so many. Thanks for all your efforts and hard work.
Or we could just turn on the weather. Everyone involved...already knows.
@@JACKnJESUS I 100% agree with just turn on the weather channel and see what's going on. When he is around my area, I check my radar apps and monitor those as well. He knows an inimaginable amount for information about storms and predictions. His passion for doing something that he loves to do and the lengths to which he goes to accomplish that is what I'm talking about. Also him showing his heart for people when he is on a chase and stops everything to help people that were impacted.
@@sglasgow79 I understand and this seems normal today. I don't mean to berate his efforts.
He is however...not a professional, and probably does not have resources to implement his own rescue if need be. Then he would pick up his phone...and call...professionals.
He is another person out in terrible weather...possibly creating another problem for people hired to do the actual work.
Anyone who does not ABSOLUTELY have to be outside right no on the roads...should NOT be.
I witnessed thunder snow many years ago. I thought, did I really just see lightning and hear thunder while it's snowing?! Amazing coverage, Reed!
Yes...its nuts! I'm so excited.
@@ReedTimmerWx 😊
Heard thundersnow during Snowpocalypse in Texas 2 yrs ago. I felt blessed to experience it because it is so rare. And in Austin no less!
@@Birdbike719 Wow, would never suspect that would happen in Austin!
@@rebeccam7793 it was a VERY rare occurrence. We also got almost a ft of snow that winter...crazy!
I actually listen to the stream all night. I did sleep at one point. When I woke up it was daylight and you were walking around on the same live stream. I work midnights and dayside. I know what you an your team go through. Thanks for the videos and the time to make them. I've learned so much watching your videos. I am a Part 107 sUAS operator and am a better pilot because of these videos. Bravo!
Thank YOU very mcuh. Very glad to have you along, and glad you're learning a lot! Thanks for watching the stream, too!
Thank you Reed for chasing this crazy lake effect snow for us!
It's still going...thank YOU for watching
Stay Warm and well fed
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ManMade.
Reed's knack for making weather exciting is unparalleled. Nice to see somebody find a niche and then dominate it with quality entertainment.
I love Reeds enthusiasm. It’s not just lightning. It’s LIGHTNING OK!
Your coverage has been incredible ! You are a trooper.
Thank you for taking us along with you
Very glad to share such a historic event!
The locality of lake effect snow amazes me.
I'm near Welland in Ontario. We have a completely clear sky, but Buffalo is getting walloped only a half-hour's drive away.
Good luck and stay safe.
I'm in Buffalo and last night was the first time in my life I ever experienced thunder snow, which I never even heard of before. I was sleeping and a huge crash woke me up and suddenly the whole room lit up from a kind of lightning I have never seen before. I really don't remember there ever being thunder and lightning during a snowstorm.
Very rare, but it does happen more than usual in this area!
i remember very long time go probably 30 years go in ulster county NY i think we got like 26' to 36' of snow and it thunder ⚡ it was pretty cool one of my best friend mother got married that day to . i think it was in mid 1990's if i remember right
@@funtyes1970 That is crazy. I've lived in Buffalo most of my life and I don't ever remember there ever being Thundersnow lightning. It was different than regular lightning because it stayed lit up for about 5 Seconds rather than just the really quick Flash of regular lighting. I thought maybe it was an emergency vehicle outside my building turning on a spotlight or something. It was that kind of light.
Born and raised in Black Sea part of Istanbul, when i was a kid i always imagined that all snowfall events in the world was caused by sea evaporation, named sea effect snowfall. Also thundersnow was a normal event for me. Kinda shocked when i learnt that fronts caused most snowfall in the world except places which sit near water bodies.
This is such a common phenomenon in Istanbul, that we usually get not only sea effect snowfall, but also sea effect rains which lasts for days. I remember one time it rained straight for 10 days in a spray form, which only totaled to 10 mm. Black Sea region of Turkey is truly a moisture heaven.
Thanks to these type of sea effect, some years we even get 30 inches of snow in just a single storm, 100 m above sea level. Also our latitude is lower than western Europe but we get much more snow thanks to Black Sea.
TY for covering this! I went to Hamburg High School! And I grew up in Blasdell, NY. I feel for everyone there going through this nightmare Snowthunder blizzard. Fantastic drone coverage!
The thundersnow is awesome!!! I would love to see that in person! Thanks for another awesome video and chase Reed!
It is super rare! Thanks for watching! Never stop chasing
I live on the West Coast of Australia...remote and dry. This is incredible for Me to See...Thank You for all Your hard work Reed...Appreciate it.
Awesome you are here with us in Hamburg. Important to note the official snowfall is taken at the airport which might register a foot or so. Also the band is very localized, drive 10-15 miles north of the city and it’s just a dusting of snow. Love your work buddy and enjoy the snow.
Thank you!❄❄❄
Thanks Dr Timmer, glad you were great example of pivoting to not add to the problem
Thanks for dominating this storm Reed! You are keeping us up to speed on a very historic event!!
Thanks for tuning in!
Lol. He jammed out in a hotel. Brandon and Vince are out there pulling people out of ditches and still cruising around at 2am
I have experience thunder in a sand storm. It is crazy. I can’t imagine how long it’s going to take to open back up and they are used to a lot of snow.
WHOA!
Incredible footage, glad you're safe. Never Stop Chasing!❄❄❄
Always safe! Love the weather, but I'm not crazy!
@@ReedTimmerWx 🙂
The best part of winter is watching it on tv from Florida!
Amen to that ! 🤣
That's bonkers! I'm in Wisconsin and we don't get half of that all winter anymore. Sometimes I wish we'd get a really good snowstorm but I know we couldn't handle this kind. Stay warm, peeps!
I have seen thunder snow quite a few times here in Richmond Virginia.. Especially right after heavy sleet or freezing rain turns to snow. I remember the first time seeing thunder snow I thought I was tripping 😃 Didn't know it existed
Nor’easters will feature thunder snow
Thanks for this compilation
Thanks for tuning in!
All that snow looks like absolute heaven to me! We've had lake effect here in SEWI, but nothing like that. Just beautiful! Regards & thanks for posting this!
wow, that's absolutely mind-blowing how much snow the lake effect snow can bring in!
I live in Northern WV, and the most snow i'd ever seen here was about 39 inches off the nor'easter we had gotten from the Super Storm Sandy back in 2012/2013. I cannot even begin to imagine 5 or 6 feet. Prayers in abundance for everyone up in NY!
Wild to see that much snow fall in such a short time. Looks pretty!
That’s crazy
What's crazy is it's still going HEAVY right now
@@ReedTimmerWx oh my… stay safe
That's just crazy! Drone shots are beautiful. Stay warm my friend
Never stop chasing
I’ve lived in Southwest Michigan most of my life. We always get significant lake effect snow. Never this amount though! We’re at about 15” that all came down starting Wednesday. I’ve even seen thunder snow where I live and let me tell you …..it’s SO cool. Expecting another 3-6” by tomorrow evening. Stay safe everyone !! 😁
It thought you were just Tornadoes. This is awesome bro.
Oh no! I chase EVERYTHING. check out this one from the summer! th-cam.com/video/ndj6cOMaZ44/w-d-xo.html
I just love how Reeds awesome videos are accompanied by sick dopeass beats 🎵😅 just makes the video so much better ❤️🤛
Wow! i have never seen so much snow, thank you for informing the public and stay safe everyone.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video which is so professionally done.
I am from Trinidad and Tobago where we have never seen this type of weather, I can only imagine what it is like there.
Glad to have you on the channel! I’d love to visit!
A whole lotta snow!! Thanks for coverage!! Where I live in Alberta Canada we have had thunder snow and I didn’t realize it was that rare!!
You’re a beast. Keep going Reed. It’s been fun watching and nerve wracking too. I lived in Dunkirk 57 years and am a North Carolina resident for the past five years. I was up there last winter which was pretty mild. I’m glad I’m here now but have great memories from wny living. You gotta be heathy and strong for winters like this. I’ve shoveled out many times heavy snow and have made snow forts for my kids. We had sledding weekends and all kinds of fun. Hot cocoa always made us happy and warm! Thanks for covering this and sharing with us. Stay safe and warm tonight. Take care. ❤
Meanwhile 30 miles north... 3-5 inches. Crazy! Thanks for covering this event!
Dang that's a lot of that white stuff! We live in South Central Nebraska in a small town south of I-80. If we were to get a foot or so of snow here our town would shut down. We haven't had decent snow amounts in a few years so let's see what this winter will bring..I feel bad for the ppl there and I sure do hope everyone there will be alright! God bless them all!!! And Reed, ty for being a champ and showing all of us how bad it really is there. Stay safe my friend
I LOVE the foot chase!! Please do more of this. Not only is it safer for everyone involved, but you get more of a feel of just how deep the snow is. Loved the little icicles on your eyelashes! Hope you got a nice hot shower at the end of the day and that you're getting some restful sleep tonight. Wish I could be there to make a snow cave!! Never stop chasing!
Your my favorite storm chaser because I do storm watching.
Go Reed Go
YOU GOT IT. Never stop chasing.
Watched you chase hurricanes and tornadoes for years now without worry...and now see you in a snow storm and am worried lol! And I am from Canada! This is a bad one! Be safe 🙏
Wow! We had a blizzard in the greater Cincinnati area in 1977 that shut everything down for nearly a week. It was epic. Can’t wait to see what’s still up there 🌨❄️. 👍☮️🌞❄️
Oh lawd. I seriously can’t imagine being in that much snow
It's a humbling experience!
@@ReedTimmerWx ❄️🤍❄️🕊️
I’ve sledded my kids to school in it! We lost a dolly along the way…she got found in April!
@@ReedTimmerWx snow shoes for next time! They are really helpful, especially when you’re a shortie like me! Also less scary than standing on a 20’ drift and worrying about not being found until spring melt. I keep them in my van all winter.
Still and clear. Still snowing and clear up to your head.
You said the lightning during a snow storm is rare, but if you live it Buffalo it happens probably every couple of years. It normally happens during lake effect snow storms and usually it's a sign that it is about to get bad. They are really impressive during a whiteout. You can't see the lightning, but the whole sky lights up and of course you hear the thunder.
Love these videos. I can’t afford to go out and do this so I’m glad others do! Stay safe man!. 4-5” per hour is insane!
PS: Imagine having 50” of snow on your roof!
1st time I remember experiencing thundersnow and seeing the lightning that comes with it, I was about 15 yrs old on the KB north ski lift. Kissing Bridge ski resort Glenwood NY. Lightning! and I'm 25 feet in the air on a metal chair, suspended from a metal cable, connected to metal ski lift towers. I thought i was a gonner.
Great Coverage Reed 👍
You're a madman, Salute
Passionate!
I saw my friends apartment building you filmed in front of. Washington Square. I think they expect another 20 inches overnight. Crazy numbers.
Yup. This was something. 5 minutes from where he is, been here here 50 years. This one was special.
Timmer Domination covers Western NY. Appreciate your coverage of our LA snow event. Believe it or not we love them around here. Nothing to do but stay warm and help out a neighbors clean up. People stick together like that. Wouldn't live any where else. You Rock Reed!!
Wow! Thanks for uploaded this amazing video.
Stay safe Reed, from England, we love you!
Farmer's Almanac predicted that the New England region was going to get hit hard with snow this season, and that the Great Plains wouldn't get as much snow, but would be hit with arctic cold. So far, they're right on the money. I'm in the nw corner of North Dakota. We've been hitting the negative cold temperatures, not even considering wind chill factors, already, before Thanksgiving. That's rare.
Being from South Carolina I find the idea of this absolutely terrifying. Thanks for the great coverage Reed. Never stop chasing.
I'd take lowcountry August humidity over this weather rn 😂
What is terrifying? Just stay inside and you are safe. All our houses are standing unlike areas which get hit with Hurricanes and Tornadoes or Earthquakes. An inconvenience to be sure but nothing more unless, like some people, who ignore the driving bans and get stuck. A little Darwin activity here would help.
@@mikewurlitzer5217 Hard to disagree with. My problem is that *great* people are diverted and sometimes lost saving people that would not otherwise survive. Must we always sacrifice our heroes for thoughtless behavior?
@@mikewurlitzer5217 glad you've got it all figured out for everyone
@@lizzie5919 It is simple. Stay inside and you are fine. Try doing that in a hurricane, tornado, earthquake, wild fire.
I like that he puts a warning on some of his videos saying he is a professional with a PHd and others shouldn't attempt what he does, very responsible
Thank you!
The snow machine is in overdrive. Cass County Michigan was getting 2” an hour Wednesday from the lake effect snow bans from Lake Michigan durning our 26 hour winter warning. Snow advisory since then and snow finally ended about an hour ago receiving 14” of snow.
Great vid, Reed! I've enjoyed your content on twitter for years but this is my first time visiting your TH-cam channel. May I humbly suggest that you promote this more in your tweets? Great content as always. Thanks!
Yep, trying...spinning a lot of plates...I can take all the promotion I can get...please share if you like!
This is a record breaker they said that 66 inches fell by 10 ET FRI 11\18
22. I couldn't imagine witnessing that level of snow fall in a day. This one is a killer too so glad we don't get this weather down S of Interstate ten. Stay warm a day you'll never forget.
Reed having you in my hometown of Hamburg was so cool! Started following you during the canes this year and haven't stopped!
I have been here before chasing lake effect!
Thanks!
I am Northeast Ohio, so this is what we all are ready for. Cannot wait for spring.
Hunker down!
Love the Drone footage, Great Job Reed. I hope you are sleeping right now!!
Nope!
thanks Reed stay safe and loving the around 7 hours of thunder snow
As someone who never experienced lake effect snow it is amazing to see!
But also weird to know that a few KM or MI up North or South it is completely different weather! Hard to imagine
Especially liked this chase‼️
I dont find snow storms that thrilling. Born and raised in Michigan. Your hurricane footage was awesome.
That's why we call it the great lakes snow machine. 🥶❄️☃️
WOW! This is absolutely mesmerizing to watch. I actually wish I was there experiencing that storm. Thankful to not have to end up stranded and snowed in at the moment though.
Join the livestream...we're stiiiiillll goin! Glad you enjoyed
Really Spectacular Reed ! Enjoy, 🥰 Chris -Raleigh NC
we get those around halloween in norhtern MN. it has been a few years though
From the southwest. This is absolutely mind blowing!
Monsoon country
@@ReedTimmerWx yeah the wash you were in chasing flash floods in Arizona is minutes from my backyard!
And people thought it was hard to find their car at the Wal-Mart!!
Thank you for covering this Reed, it's very close to my hometown absolutely love the weather!
It "thundersnowed" where I live in Georgia, back in 2004. The weatherbug app kept going off on the computer. The temperature was dropping dramatically every few mins. All of a sudden, a big lightning flash came, then thunder. All of a sudden, it started snowing, and we had about 4-5 inches that night-day. It was great!
Thank you Reed. As long as you let the inner child out, I know it's okay for me too as well.
REED FREAKIN TIMMER!! The American wild man! Stay safe and warm, brother! Just found and subbed to your channel!
WOOOOI, BUFFALO SNOW STORM REMINDS ME OF MOVIE "ZERO BELOW" 🙃
Thank you thank you thank you Reid I knew you would come through I'm an old Jersey boy somewhat snow bunny type guy now out here in California not a cloud in the sky today wishing I was back there shoveling with some of the people thanks again for posting the kind of footage that we need and want to see..... And wow I guess I must have been one of the lucky ones in the late 90s we had a nice blizzard in New Jersey where I witnessed thunder snow
Great coverage. You just have to love the winters in the Buffalo region to live there.
I'm having flashbacks! 🤣
So happy that you are able to get gas and have a decent warm hotel for the night! Stay Safe And Well Now! ☺️✌️❤️🦋🙏
I'm SO happy! I haven't seen anything since "Storm Chasers" was aired. Originally! Dominator 1. New gig on tv. Storm Rising. Darn near tears and shock😮
By far best video of Buffalo storm of 12-122
From Pine Island on September 28 to Hamburg NY on November 18, this guy is becoming the Michael Jordan of Storm Chasers.
Incredible amount of snow! Amazing.
And it just keeps on coming!
@@ReedTimmerWx be safe.
Wow 🤩
Still goin!
Lived in Syracuse half my life. Now I’m four states away and I’ve still got shorts on while I’m watching this
Wow, snow-mageden Buffalo, NY 2023. I'm originally from Michigan, and I thought I saw some big snow. That was nothing compared to what y'all are getting. Again, WOW!
You guys get all the good snow storms
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That stat about thundersnow is something that I've been forced to wonder about for my whole life...
Fascinating.
Amazingly rare!!!
I live in NE Ohio, just below the bordering edge for lake effect snows. I’ve heard thunder snow 3 or 4 times over my lifetime. Never realized it was a rarity.
Great excuse for time off at home and just enjoy some time by the fireplace.
OMG, I can only dream of snow like that!!!! Thanks for a great walk in it, take care out there x
Thank 🙏you for risking your 🥶health n showing us the real-time situation n seriousness of the weather....
I live in Buffalo and this wasn’t as bad as Snovember in 2014, we are used to it !!!! No big deal, just be prepared! Don’t go out!!!
LOL.... thunder snow happens every year in the lake effect snow bands. Glad you were able to come up and see it live.
Hey send some of that snow to Kansas !!!! Please !!
I grew up here we used to get couple feet of snow and would last all winter especially back in the 70s .
Now its too warm and NO Longer Snows here... mostly big droughts!
God bless you all stay safe !!!
Wow, I haven't seen you in awhile. Great to see you Reed. I'll hit that button. I'm in SW Michigan and we have 14 inches of snow where I am at. Been awhile since I've been thigh deep in snow.
Thank you!!
I’m about 5 miles north of Hamburg in the city of Buffalo. It’s nutty here hahaha it dosent look bad out the window untill u got outside and realize how deep it is
That plume of training snow clouds blows my mind.