"The Weather Channel" is the Fauxnews of meteorology.. Why would Thundersnow be such a big deal? It is cool, but usually happens a couple times each winter here, so isn't exactly unprecedented..
@@thomasjsanford9991 It depend's on the location to how rare it is to see. Some area's don't hardly ever see it, and some see it every few days during winter. The thing about Thundersnow is it has to have the right condition's to happen, and those condition's aren't common to a lot of area's. The few that do, it happens quite often
Yeah He basically told them to kiss his a$$. Peoples lives are at stake, and their worried about what's happening on the Bachelor? Idiots should have been ashamed of themselves.
I was a cocktail waitress at Chi Chi's Mexican Restaurant in the mid 80s, Jim Cantore was a bartender. I remember he was studying meteorology at the time and got so excited about a summer storm. I'm not at all surprised he loved the thunder snow, his passion shows and that's awesome!
The anchorman who got excited about the "thunder snow" is so adorable. You could see the little boy in him. Also, God bless the first anchorman for pointing out everyone's shallow desire to watch that Godforsaken Bachelorette show when he was trying to inform and protect people.
I grew up watching Jim Cantore and his Storm Stories show on the weather channel. He's the biggest influence on my fascination with weather, and I can assure you that thunder show is very rare!
Our poor weather man here in Arkansas was tracking a tornado when he realised it had passed directly over his home. He started talking about his wife and kids and left the set while another person took over. It was terrible
Jim is one of my favs. But, if you've ever seen thunder snow, you'd probably do the same dance party. Its such a wild and startling anomaly it will change your perception of blizzards forever. 1997 upstate NY during a whiteout. Tbh I didn't really know what it was at first. Never saw one before or since ... I'll never forget it. Totally amazing. 😁
It's literally how I reacted to "thundersnow" when I first experienced it in Deadwood, SD, two winters ago! My dad was a meteorologist and he experienced it once when he was a much younger man. I didn't understand, just how cool it must've been at age 10, but it was really cool at 54 years old!!!! I miss you every day dad!
thunder snow is serious business... you are talking real live, no bs, blizzard potential.. can have tornadoes in that kind of snow storm.. happened in Texas only a few years ago.. ive seen it only a couple times in my life... panhandle of texas.
Same - I work just outside of the damage zone in the residential part of Beavercreek that got hit. It didn't get it as widely as Trotwood did but that neighborhood was devastated & there were people who came out of their basements to discover that the entire rest of their house was gone. Anyone who didn't take his warnings seriously was a fool.
Yeah I was camping in Huber Heights at the time, that was not a fun experience. Glad Jaime expressed how serious the situation was because 2 years later I still drive past tornado damage
I lived through that tornado in Dayton. Simpson was fantastic that night and I greatly appreciate him calling those people out. That storm did major damage to a very low income area and he was able to help people get the infort they needed.
My buddy lives down in Northridge. Poor dude was showing up to work after having to chainsaw a tree off his cars and then having no power, water, or electric. Our damn boss didn't give a fuuuuck either.
...sorry but there were half million dollar homes struck all over east Montgomery county and Beavercreek. YOU are LOW OUTPUT with your facts, like Weather talkers are with facts about WEAPONIZED WEATHER. How much was lost in a wiped out Aldies store, not a year old. Massive industrial and retail destroyed. NOT ONE FUNNEL ........ 19, in 45 muinutes
I had just bought this house in East Dayton. At my home in Xenia I saw 6 or 8 funnels clouds as they left the ground down in Dayton. Take cover my ass, I want to see it all, the work of WEAPONIZED WEATHER. The cheesy nature of the weather patterns. This violence is DIRECTED ENERGY, that is all it is, with the force of NUCLEAR BOMBS.
@@AmericanPatriot-bp7cu It’s sad that you aren’t able to just enjoy something without searching, angrily, for a way to politicize it. How miserable. There’s so much more to life than Donald Trump. So much more. Snap out of it, man.
The pelican attack made me laugh for about an hour. I sent it to all my friends to give them a smile or laugh...animals who lose control are always my favorite guests on Late Night. Jack Hannah on Letterman was my favorite. You couldn't tell if he was mad or just playing along with Dave's humor.
Thunder snow is pretty cool... freaky the first time you see it. Happens often in PA... I didn't see lightning quite like that but the thunder is loud.
@@melissaparks8549 ...yes. We are in southeast Pennsylvania...I have heard it at least 10 to 15 winters out of my last 40. I started to REALLY PAY ATTENTION AT ABOUT 14 YO. LOVE WINTER AND ALL IT BRING! LOL, COULD DO WITHOUT A SUMMER FOREVER.
@@chriscash7779 I moved three years ago to a near by town and haven't heard it since. My last apartment had lightning rods on the roof so I may have been in a high occurrence area. That was Gwynedd Valley PA, next to Blue Bell PA. Once I knew what it was, it was cool.
Mark Magoo Bro, the guy that made the comment has not provided that much detail. You’re creating one kind of a relationship. Also, your logic is a bit flawed in your first sentence. On one hand you say that they don’t choose to stay and then you say they stay. The reality is that ITS ALWAYS a choice. You, choose. That’s why many guys are having too many problems with women today. They don’t know how to walk away from shit and she knows that you’ll put up with it (I’m not saying it’s you or the other guy in the thread).
The weatherman from Detroit who gives a lesson on how to remove snow from a car should get an Emmy award. I see so many peephole drivers anymore it's ridiculous.
@@angiecats5298 You would be amazed. They never stop to think that once a car gets up to speed, even snow-street speed, that an avalanche in any direction can cause a bad accident. Not to mention the very weight of that snow takes off MPG for each pound of snow on the car.
@Pro1er, no doubt. Driving behind someone and their car hasn't been brushed off.....once had a good chunk of ice fly back and hit my windshield at 50mph. Nice little $200 fix after that. A vehicle that isn't brushed off has the potential to be dangerous.
I don't own a car but it pisses me off why people can't take a few minutes to clear the snow off their cars, so they might as well be driving a snowbank with wheels
I remember hiding from that Dayton tornado. So many people got mad that he ruined The Bachelorette. This guy was great. He screamed at people to get shelter.
To be fair, I live in Canada and have seen more snow than all y'all since I grew up 1000 miles north of where I currently live (which is still in Canada) and I have never once in my life seen thunder during a snowstorm. I'd be pretty mind blown if I saw that myself.
I'm from southern california and I've seen the snow only twice. But you could see snow from a distance bc the snow falls on the mountains during the fall and winter; nice view. I would love to travel to northern canada and pittsburgh to see the snow one day. 🥂❄️♥️
I love how the depressed weatherman who says the others all get him down after he does the "7 day" and the pissed off guy showing people how to properly clear snow off their cars, are both from Michigan lol. Brutal winters bring the worst out in folks...
If I was that Michigan weather man, with people complaining about the 7-day forecast over and over, I would have said: “if you don’t like it then move the hell to Florida. Period “
5:13 man I remember seeing this live, watching him lose it and get so excited like a little kid. I was (and still am) a big nerd when it comes to weather and meteorology and was equally as overjoyed as he was 😊
Me too....I was watching when that aired, I wanted to see it too! I've only seen thunder snow 1 time in 45 yrs in Missouri back in late 80's maybe early 90's. I don't remember the exact date, just being there and hearing and seeing the flashes and booms. I still like watching this clip.
I remember seeing this live and wishing I'd see it one day. Then I went to Germany for work and got stuck in a snowstorm, turning my work trip into something of a vacation. During the storm, it thundered, and I flashed back to that moment. Best day of my life.
Jim Cantore is amazing. He almost got decapitated on live TV while reporting from New Orleans during Katrina, and barely missed a beat. I've called him The Weather Badass ever since.
Mike Bettes is an even bigger badass because he survived the tornado that hit El Reno, Oklahoma on May 31st, 2013 albeit badly injured. But he showed his human side in the aftermath of the tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri on May 22nd, 2011 when he was clearly on the verge of tears while covering the aftermath of the Joplin tornado outside of St. John's Regional Medical Center; the only building in Joplin that could be easily recognized. One really heartwarming story about Mike Bettes is that following the Joplin tornado he adopted an orphaned Golden Retriever and named her Joplyn. Sadly, Joplyn died earlier this year. Being an animal lover and a dog lover I was understandably saddened by this but I reconciled my sadness by reminding myself that at Joplyn was adopted by a loving family and lived in a house full of love and affection.
@@michaellovely6601 that's more of being human. Being "badass" is more like having things barely affect you and intentionally going into rough weather and not being startled by anything.
being canadian and having lived in both the rockies and the eastern half or lake huron, i can soooo appreciate the dude explaining how to clear a vehicle... and i've seen/heard thundersnow quite a few times. i honestly thought it was just a creative writer thing for a long time, in my teens, till i experienced it for the first time and still a thrill every time since.
Really? I thought he was a jerk and the community should've came for his job because I would've been watching thinking, who the hell he think he talking to?
@@kaykay3458 Given how snowy Michigan can get people need to be diligent about keeping the ice and snow off their vehicles. Derek Kevra was merely stating what needed to be said.
@@kaykay3458 I guess you have never been behind someone who didn’t bother to clear off the roof of their car! Well I have and and it’s so scary,especially when you lose total visibility because of it!😖😵💫
"OH YES! YES! YES! WE GOT IT BABY! WE GOT IT! YES! LISTEN TO THAT! LISTEN TO THAT! OH BABY!" - Jim Cantore 2015 Best line i heard all day! Sounds like something any sports broadcaster would say
I've only seen lightning in a snowstorm once when I was a young teen. It was LIT... literally; the light reflects off of all the white snow making it seem like daylight. It's very unique.
@@Lowzerix That's not a video of my experience and it may not happen every time. I don't know; I've only seen it once (two strikes, one occasion and the lightning made it bright all over the place as opposed to what one normally sees just where the lightning is)... 👍
The WHIO (CBS in Dayton - where Phil Donahue was an anchor before making it big) meteorologist, McCall Vrydaghs, handled it a bit better. She actually got choked up in the middle of the broadcast - seven tornado warnings simultaneously. Western Ohio saw more tornadoes in four hours on Memorial Day than is normal for the entire state in a year. People were worried about a lady who exchanged views of a windmill ceiling with a contestant in her 18th minute of fame. Only one person died and it could have been a LOT worse!
I would have added"Free exercise,thats your aerobics for the day."good incentive to clear the snow.Don'the police fine you for covered windows.I know in N Z dirty cars with windows and number plates that weren't clear could mean a fine
I don’t blame Jamie Simpson. He understands the destruction and dangers associated with a tornado and people blatantly disregarding him must not feel good.
I remember when Jim Cantore was freaking out over the thundersnow, I was too. Thundersnow is pretty cool and hype. Jim Cantore is the best guy of all meteorologists
I live in Colorado, and have seen/heard thundersnow several times - unusual for such a rare condition, so I fully understand Jim Cantore's excitement! It is incredible!
I remember hearing and seeing thunder snow ONE time when I was 7 or 8. I had a little weather book I read EVERY day and loved watching weather documentaries so I knew it was possible, but kind of rare. When I first noticed it, I ran to tell my mom about it and I got really excited about it, but she didn’t believe me.
The guy who is excited about lightning snowstorms... I mean. When is the last time you've seen that much joy at work? Dude clearly chose the right profession! Keep doing you, I'm a fan.
Jamie Simpson, James Spann, Mike Morgan, Damon Lane, Dave Freeman and Gary England are the six meteorologists for whom I have tremendous levels of respect. Jamie Simpson for having ripped into viewers who were complaining about Fox 45's coverage of the Memorial Day 2019 tornado in Dayton, Ohio interrupting the new episode of "The Bachelorette." James Spann for his coverage of the April 27, 2011 tornado outbreak on ABC 33-40 and more specifically urging parents in Tuscaloosa, Alabama to stay sheltered and that if the principals of their child's school got angry over their students being late they could call him. Dave Freeman for giving advice on air during KSNW Channel 3's (the NBC affiliate in Wichita, Kansas) coverage of the May 4, 2007 tornado that hit Greensburg, Kansas. Dave told any children who were possibly home alone or with a babysitter and no doubt scared to death that they had to be brave and turn up the volume on the TV or the computer speakers so they could hear him as they took shelter. Dave also urged those kids to take shelter under something sturdy such as a workbench or the basement stairs as well as telling them to put on their winter coats and use a helmet to protect their heads or use blankets, pillows and mattresses for protection. Gary England for his coverage of the El Reno, Oklahoma tornado on May 31, 2013 on Oklahoma City's CBS affiliate KWTV Channel 9 and also urging two of the station's storm chasers Val Castor and David Payne to get out of the area when they were getting too close to the tornado and it looked like it wasn't moving. Mike Morgan for his coverage of both of the tornadoes that hit Moore, Oklahoma (May 3rd, 1999 and May 20th, 2013) on Oklahoma City's NBC affiliate KFOR Channel 4. Mike was left speechless by the May 3rd storm as it was the worst nightmare of every meteorologist: a large, violent and destructive tornado on the ground in a major metropolitan area. On May 20th, 2013 he admitted on air that he never wanted to say it in his position as the chief meteorologist but he ended up saying that it was May 3rd, 1999 all over again. Damon Lane for his coverage of the 2013 Moore, Oklahoma tornado on Oklahoma City's ABC affiliate KOCO Channel 5 as it affected him personally due to the fact that he lives in Moore. In an episode of a show on The Weather Channel called "Real Time Tornado" Damon talked about how he was juggling two roles that day: chief meteorologist and husband. Damon was text messaging his wife and urging her to get herself and their dogs into their storm shelter.
For anyone who doesn't know, that night in Dayton there were 19 tornadoes. They ranged from EF0 to EF 5. I was lucky because everything went around the area where I lived, although for awhile one was headed right at me. Many homes that were hit were uninsured because the owners couldn't afford insurance. At least one neighborhood was virtually wiped out. A couple that I worked with lost their house. That night was Memorial Day. Three months later. On August 4, there was a shooting at a popular nightclub. Nine people died, and 17 were injured. It was a horrible to be recovering from the tornados and then have the shooting happen. The community really came together, though. I'm glad that Jamie Simpson said what he did. Lives were saved that night because of the work that he and the other weather men and women did that night. It was extremely difficult to do the warnings with so many tornadoes forming at one time.
Meh...it might be gold if it was called for, or made sense, but....why does he care if people know how to clear snow off their cars? Must be the epidemic of people with snow covered windshields causing accidents, huh? Idk, that was just so..unnecessary. Like he was going out of his way to be an a-hole, I mean not only is his motivation in question, but it's not like there actually are very many people(if any)who don't know how to clear snow off their car windows, so...I'm not really understanding that.
@@bob8144 I live 70 Miles east of Chicago, I do understand. What I don;t understand is...well, as I said. What does he care? I just found it...uncalled for, that's all.
I agree with properly cleaning snow off the vehicles but also would not be a problem if people actually followed recommended driving distance between vehicles, it wouldn’t cause an accident if someone didn’t.
Jim Cantore is of my favorite weather persons. His reaction to thunder snow was awsome. Then they showed a video of a toddler watching Jim jump around in excitement and she was doing the same as she watched him on tv.
Joe Bastardi is another, it's his life. I can imagine either saying to the wife, "well honey, there's a high pressure area and warm front moving in..."
Thundersnow is pretty weird to experience. I have heard it a few times over the years but never actually been outside or at a window to see the flash. Still, it is really weird as it just does not happen that much and is a crazy juxtaposition. Speaking as someone who lives around 4 hours from Boston. "Two seasons coming together" is the perfect way to describe it.
Love Tomasz. He was baited. Good to see him back. There is also the famous weatherman who gave his report and then finished off with a monologue about being pissed off, having bills, standing out in the rain, etc. It was glorious!
SO glad I found this gem! Please do another video like this. I worked at a small local TV station(that prolly 3 ppl watched) and we would do all sorts of insanity- particularly me as the weather human during the 5:30am broadcast. People cracking during the news(especially during a serious story) is comedy GOLD. I'd usually be doing local radio news updates during the 15-30sec breaks for NPR, so I had to be super cereal. The broadcast news was way more fun. Love news casters losing their shite!
The dude sarcastically showing people how to clean the snow off their car is me trying to explain to people to use their blinkers. If I ever find myself in snow, I will 100% be watching his tutorial 😂😂😂😂
Aww, c'mon... someone missed a great 'breaking news' moment: "Giant arachnid spotted making its way towards Vancouver. Spiderman cannot be far behind". ☻
@@brandydanielle6212 I don't live up there anymore, I used to live in Park Layne when he was working with wdtn and he was always weird I thought. Don't know why he changed news teams tho. But that was a long time ago
@@lucasbaer9567 I think he changed stations due to getting fired for a DUI ( don't qoute me)...but word on the street is that he was a drinker and later due to that, straightened up his act and is doing well now
@@brandydanielle6212 Yeah, really hope he did and continues to do good..just kind of curious, did you happen to go to tecumseh high school? Just curious if I might happen to know you or not
I love that Jim Cantore is in this reel! I grew up watching him on The Weather Channel, and he would always conduct reports from dangerous weather conditions, especially hurricanes. And of course, snow. I love that he still has his passion for thunder snow after all these years!
Iowan here who very much appreciates the snow removal from a car tutorial. It is not only dangerous but so annoying when people only clear the driver side windows. They can't even see me flipping them the bird!
I grew up watching Jim Cantore, and he’s arguably driven my own passion for weather. I live in an area that gets a lot of snow and crazy storms. I watched that report of him with the snow lightning and got just as excited as he did. I have witnessed it only once. It was so cool!!
What's the craziest thing you've seen a weatherperson do?
"Keep f*ckin' that chicken."
Ya mum
Swinging...👍
Falling down or getting splashed on by a drive bye
Honestly as far as I know they've been nothing but professional.
Jim Cantore loves his job and that thundersnow was probably the best day of his life! He was just living his best life :)
Thundersnow is awesome.
He's the best!
"The Weather Channel" is the Fauxnews of meteorology..
Why would Thundersnow be such a big deal? It is cool, but usually happens a couple times each winter here, so isn't exactly unprecedented..
Amen
@@thomasjsanford9991 It depend's on the location to how rare it is to see. Some area's don't hardly ever see it, and some see it every few days during winter. The thing about Thundersnow is it has to have the right condition's to happen, and those condition's aren't common to a lot of area's. The few that do, it happens quite often
The guy getting all excited about that thunder thing is actually wholesome
Agreed!!
Bubbles from trailer park boys😂😂
@@MrJimShorts you Jump to conclusions really quickly.
@@handohall3406 He must be one of those people that judges others
...wholesome??? Ok. Cheers.
Everyone always asks “How’s the weather?” Never “How’s the weather man?”
Or even more important: why is the weather man?
Unless you are Joe Biden. How's the weather....man. Come on Man. 😋
@@riveroffire6985 😂
Too true.
Lol
The weatherman that told off social media to keep reporting about the tornado has my respect! Same with a number of reporters!
Definitely! This is true anytime tornadoes are a risk. That night, 19 tornadoes hit Dayton and the surrounding area. It was terrifying
Yeah He basically told them to kiss his a$$. Peoples lives are at stake, and their worried about what's happening on the Bachelor? Idiots should have been ashamed of themselves.
The sarcastic snow clearing reporter is my spirit animal
In some states, if you cause an accident due to snow flying off your car, you can be sued.
@@tabithawallen7716 that stuff can kill people
Samee
And he’s hot as well!
The Scientific Swiping Motion was the line that took me all the way out!!😂😂😂
"maybe I'll disappoint you with the 7 day forecast in a few minutes". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That had me 😆
@@Darkch4o5 i can't after "I dunno if that's good enough for you guys maybe I'll just make it 70" and his eye roll 😅😅😂😅😂😂
Dude got a note from his doctor
prescribing him a job in San Diego or Honolulu,
so 90%+ of his forecasts will be pleasant ! B-)
@@edwardhenry7637 😆
I remember watching his report.
I was a cocktail waitress at Chi Chi's Mexican Restaurant in the mid 80s, Jim Cantore was a bartender. I remember he was studying meteorology at the time and got so excited about a summer storm. I'm not at all surprised he loved the thunder snow, his passion shows and that's awesome!
Holy shit. You worked with The Human Hurricane Magnet AT A RESTAURANT?
What town was that?
@@roygoodhand1301 That was rude. Did your Mama not give you enough hugs?
@@JPMJPM Peabody, Massachusetts
Queen Stella Ah!
“Here’s a 60, I don’t know if that’s good enough for you guys” 😂😂😂
LOL! If you want a happy job, don’t be a meteorologist in Michigan. 😂
he said it as I was reading it lmao.
I would love a local weather person like that
1:05 “I don’t need to ‘dumb it down’, Carol, you just need to learn some bigger words”.
Spoken like a true bitch. Lol
It’s CNN, the IQ of propagandists is pretty low.
She could have waited until he completed a sentence to ask him to clarify. I'd get pissed if someone kept interrupting and talking over me, too
Carol is a stupid twat.
Cosidering CNN's viewers, dog and cat are bigger words.
The anchorman who got excited about the "thunder snow" is so adorable. You could see the little boy in him. Also, God bless the first anchorman for pointing out everyone's shallow desire to watch that Godforsaken Bachelorette show when he was trying to inform and protect people.
That's the kinda enthusiasm you should see from a weatherman! Why study weather if it doesn't thrill the hell out of you?
Jim is awesome. He's my favorite meteorologist
I grew up watching Jim Cantore and his Storm Stories show on the weather channel. He's the biggest influence on my fascination with weather, and I can assure you that thunder show is very rare!
👍👍
I remember Jim getting excited watching the report. That was awesome thunder during a snow storm.
Our poor weather man here in Arkansas was tracking a tornado when he realised it had passed directly over his home. He started talking about his wife and kids and left the set while another person took over. It was terrible
@@Mario87456 a$$hat
@@Mario87456 bait
@@Mario87456 I think I would be wise to never let anyone know your address, Mario. We might egg ya 😋
@@Mario87456 That's pretty rude, he's worried about his family's safety that's not funny
Damn Mario made me laugh
Jim Cantore was always a treasure to watch on TWC in his live reports, he's a man who really loves what he does and I admire that passion.
Jim is one of my favs. But, if you've ever seen thunder snow, you'd probably do the same dance party. Its such a wild and startling anomaly it will change your perception of blizzards forever. 1997 upstate NY during a whiteout. Tbh I didn't really know what it was at first. Never saw one before or since ... I'll never forget it. Totally amazing. 😁
Ol Jim cantore had a full blown release!
To be honest I don't blame the first guy some people are beyond stupid worried about a dammm show then the weather smh
Yep. He saved lives. I got 7 severe weather alerts, 12 tornado warnings, and 2 state phone calls saying to take shelter
Humanity
I don’t give a crap about stupid shows like that. I got tons of respect for that guy
In CogNito mhmm, only Americans are stupid I guess. Y’know, we weren’t the first Country to exist in this planet and we sure ain’t the dumbest
He didn't lose it. He was literally saving lives and people complained he made them miss a reality show?!?
When you’re so addicted to reality tv that the reality of losing the roof of your house goes right over your head.
That was poetic.
Science shows?
right over your head
*phrasing
“Reality of losing the roof ... goes right over your head” Great pun!!!
It's literally how I reacted to "thundersnow" when I first experienced it in Deadwood, SD, two winters ago! My dad was a meteorologist and he experienced it once when he was a much younger man. I didn't understand, just how cool it must've been at age 10, but it was really cool at 54 years old!!!! I miss you every day dad!
That is a wonderful memory to have of your father!
thunder snow is serious business... you are talking real live, no bs, blizzard potential.. can have tornadoes in that kind of snow storm.. happened in Texas only a few years ago.. ive seen it only a couple times in my life... panhandle of texas.
I've seen it twice in the last 15 years, it happens once in a while where I live in Canada. Always neat to see.
@@aliasfakename5551 it is impressive .. thankfully rare
this comment gon mak me cry
The tornado that hit Dayton went over my house and destroyed my town. The weather man got my respect for sticking up for us
Same - I work just outside of the damage zone in the residential part of Beavercreek that got hit. It didn't get it as widely as Trotwood did but that neighborhood was devastated & there were people who came out of their basements to discover that the entire rest of their house was gone. Anyone who didn't take his warnings seriously was a fool.
Yeah I was camping in Huber Heights at the time, that was not a fun experience. Glad Jaime expressed how serious the situation was because 2 years later I still drive past tornado damage
He was absolutely right. Some people are so stupid and gullible. I'm glad he told them off. Good man.
I lived through that tornado in Dayton. Simpson was fantastic that night and I greatly appreciate him calling those people out. That storm did major damage to a very low income area and he was able to help people get the infort they needed.
My buddy lives down in Northridge. Poor dude was showing up to work after having to chainsaw a tree off his cars and then having no power, water, or electric. Our damn boss didn't give a fuuuuck either.
He did Ohio proud.
...sorry but there were half million dollar homes struck all over east Montgomery county and Beavercreek. YOU are LOW OUTPUT with your facts, like Weather talkers are with facts about WEAPONIZED WEATHER. How much was lost in a wiped out Aldies store, not a year old. Massive industrial and retail destroyed. NOT ONE FUNNEL ........ 19, in 45 muinutes
I had just bought this house in East Dayton. At my home in Xenia I saw 6 or 8 funnels clouds as they left the ground down in Dayton. Take cover my ass, I want to see it all, the work of WEAPONIZED WEATHER. The cheesy nature of the weather patterns. This violence is DIRECTED ENERGY, that is all it is, with the force of NUCLEAR BOMBS.
Everyone else: bad weather, rude people
Australia: attacked by a pelican
It appeared he was hoping for penetration, Liberal Australia.
He's also been attacked by a turkey too
@@fiveftzombie Poor guy... Just can't get a break from the birds, can he?
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 nope lol. You should google it, steven jacobs news reporter birds, its funny
@@AmericanPatriot-bp7cu It’s sad that you aren’t able to just enjoy something without searching, angrily, for a way to politicize it. How miserable. There’s so much more to life than Donald Trump. So much more. Snap out of it, man.
The pelican attack made me laugh for about an hour. I sent it to all my friends to give them a smile or laugh...animals who lose control are always my favorite guests on Late Night.
Jack Hannah on Letterman was my favorite. You couldn't tell if he was mad or just playing along with Dave's humor.
Dude literally got his ass ate by a pelican🤣
@Lubomir Radev you’re miserable and nobody loves you
When the pelican went for one more chomp as it was being pulled away 😭😭🤣🤣
😂my favorite that was great!
Well spotted
thundersnow is an extremely rare event, no wonder Jim was freaking out!
It doesn't get much better than thunder snow 🎩👌
Thunder snow is pretty cool... freaky the first time you see it. Happens often in PA... I didn't see lightning quite like that but the thunder is loud.
@@melissaparks8549 ...yes. We are in southeast Pennsylvania...I have heard it at least 10 to 15 winters out of my last 40. I started to REALLY PAY ATTENTION AT ABOUT 14 YO. LOVE WINTER AND ALL IT BRING! LOL, COULD DO WITHOUT A SUMMER FOREVER.
I've only seen it twice
@@chriscash7779 I moved three years ago to a near by town and haven't heard it since. My last apartment had lightning rods on the roof so I may have been in a high occurrence area. That was Gwynedd Valley PA, next to Blue Bell PA. Once I knew what it was, it was cool.
The woman who kept saying, Chad, Chad, Chad. Someone tell her it’s not cute.
@Tom Hewitt lol
Tom Hewitt
Why do you deal with her?
Condescending bitch.
Mark Magoo
No, what you’re talking about is being pussywhooped.
Mark Magoo
Bro, the guy that made the comment has not provided that much detail. You’re creating one kind of a relationship.
Also, your logic is a bit flawed in your first sentence. On one hand you say that they don’t choose to stay and then you say they stay.
The reality is that ITS ALWAYS a choice. You, choose. That’s why many guys are having too many problems with women today. They don’t know how to walk away from shit and she knows that you’ll put up with it (I’m not saying it’s you or the other guy in the thread).
That sarcastic weatherman cleaning the snow off the car is too funny. That's exactly how I would be too. 😂
Oh. Thanks for letting us know how you would react in that situation. Thank you.
@@Flies_the_limit and what did you mean by that? You trying to be rude and sarcastic?
@@ARandomInternetUser08 yes
@@gillsejusbates6938 I could tell. 😞
@@Flies_the_limitI mean that’s a pretty aggressive comment for no reason maybe you should pick up smoking.
Say what you want but I respect thunder snow guy for loving his job so much
That’s Jim Cantore from the Weather Channel.
Jim Cantore is the best
Jim Cantore is so funny lol I saw the thundersnow part on tv before haha
Plus that was AMAZING he got it on camera multiple times!! How rare and wonderful of an oppertunity
@@aliciabearss8136 ikr
The weatherman from Detroit who gives a lesson on how to remove snow from a car should get an Emmy award. I see so many peephole drivers anymore it's ridiculous.
Pro1er lol well my last comment is going to look douchy 😂😂 didn’t realise people actually were dumb enough to drive around like that.
@@angiecats5298 You would be amazed. They never stop to think that once a car gets up to speed, even snow-street speed, that an avalanche in any direction can cause a bad accident. Not to mention the very weight of that snow takes off MPG for each pound of snow on the car.
@Pro1er, no doubt. Driving behind someone and their car hasn't been brushed off.....once had a good chunk of ice fly back and hit my windshield at 50mph. Nice little $200 fix after that. A vehicle that isn't brushed off has the potential to be dangerous.
@@xFatalPhenomx I once had a semi trailer do the same thing on the freeway. Thank goodness there was no damage to anything buy my heart and my ears.
He was never that funny in New Orleans 😆
"Generic left to right motion"😂😂😂
Right..haha I died laugh in at him
Shit. Ive been going right to left all this time.
I don't own a car but it pisses me off why people can't take a few minutes to clear the snow off their cars, so they might as well be driving a snowbank with wheels
I remember hiding from that Dayton tornado. So many people got mad that he ruined The Bachelorette. This guy was great. He screamed at people to get shelter.
To be fair, I live in Canada and have seen more snow than all y'all since I grew up 1000 miles north of where I currently live (which is still in Canada) and I have never once in my life seen thunder during a snowstorm. I'd be pretty mind blown if I saw that myself.
It's pretty cool. Have seen it here in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania more than once.
I'm from southern california and I've seen the snow only twice. But you could see snow from a distance bc the snow falls on the mountains during the fall and winter; nice view. I would love to travel to northern canada and pittsburgh to see the snow one day. 🥂❄️♥️
Well, here in CO I feel like I've seen every weird type of unexpected weather, other than hurricane related.
I live in Kansas and I’ve seen thunder snow a few times here.
@@97I30T wow that's awesome! Never heard of that occurrence. 🥂
I love how the depressed weatherman who says the others all get him down after he does the "7 day" and the pissed off guy showing people how to properly clear snow off their cars, are both from Michigan lol. Brutal winters bring the worst out in folks...
We just got hit today with 7" of snow and now it's s sleeting
patricia bradke Heavy, wet snow too. I'm going to be sooooo sore tomorrow.
Hello fellow Michigander!
Nah, we're like this all around. As a Michigander, i can confirm Michiganders love complaining about Michigan
I hope he found a better job
Spider was like ***in a wee voice*** I’m gonna be a staaaaaar! 🕷
This made me smile. Anyway, have a good 2020
🙃
Yeah but he died fulfilling his legacy.
pretty sure he got a promotion for that
😂😂
If I was that Michigan weather man, with people complaining about the 7-day forecast over and over, I would have said: “if you don’t like it then move the hell to Florida. Period “
5:13 man I remember seeing this live, watching him lose it and get so excited like a little kid. I was (and still am) a big nerd when it comes to weather and meteorology and was equally as overjoyed as he was 😊
Thunder snow is exceedingly rare. I've seen it once in my life so far
Me too....I was watching when that aired, I wanted to see it too! I've only seen thunder snow 1 time in 45 yrs in Missouri back in late 80's maybe early 90's. I don't remember the exact date, just being there and hearing and seeing the flashes and booms. I still like watching this clip.
Childlike enthusiasm is a beautiful thing!
I remember seeing this live and wishing I'd see it one day. Then I went to Germany for work and got stuck in a snowstorm, turning my work trip into something of a vacation. During the storm, it thundered, and I flashed back to that moment. Best day of my life.
I absolutely love lightning/thunder and never knew this was a rarity (always lived in hot climates.)
Jim Cantore is amazing. He almost got decapitated on live TV while reporting from New Orleans during Katrina, and barely missed a beat. I've called him The Weather Badass ever since.
Mike Bettes is an even bigger badass because he survived the tornado that hit El Reno, Oklahoma on May 31st, 2013 albeit badly injured. But he showed his human side in the aftermath of the tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri on May 22nd, 2011 when he was clearly on the verge of tears while covering the aftermath of the Joplin tornado outside of St. John's Regional Medical Center; the only building in Joplin that could be easily recognized. One really heartwarming story about Mike Bettes is that following the Joplin tornado he adopted an orphaned Golden Retriever and named her Joplyn. Sadly, Joplyn died earlier this year. Being an animal lover and a dog lover I was understandably saddened by this but I reconciled my sadness by reminding myself that at Joplyn was adopted by a loving family and lived in a house full of love and affection.
They have a good crew there.
Jim cantores mike better the best!!! Keep rocking guys!!you can tell they both love there jobs the passion dedication in there reporting!!
@@michaellovely6601 that's more of being human. Being "badass" is more like having things barely affect you and intentionally going into rough weather and not being startled by anything.
im sorry he almost got WHAT
being canadian and having lived in both the rockies and the eastern half or lake huron, i can soooo appreciate the dude explaining how to clear a vehicle... and i've seen/heard thundersnow quite a few times. i honestly thought it was just a creative writer thing for a long time, in my teens, till i experienced it for the first time and still a thrill every time since.
The guy sarcastically cleaning his car speaks to my soul! 😂
That's exactly the degree of grumpiness I use for cleaning snow and ice off my car in the darkness
Really? I thought he was a jerk and the community should've came for his job because I would've been watching thinking, who the hell he think he talking to?
Are you a smug douche too
@@kaykay3458 Given how snowy Michigan can get people need to be diligent about keeping the ice and snow off their vehicles. Derek Kevra was merely stating what needed to be said.
@@kaykay3458 I guess you have never been behind someone who didn’t bother to clear off the roof of their car! Well I have and and it’s so scary,especially when you lose total visibility because of it!😖😵💫
"OH YES! YES! YES! WE GOT IT BABY! WE GOT IT! YES! LISTEN TO THAT! LISTEN TO THAT! OH BABY!" - Jim Cantore 2015
Best line i heard all day! Sounds like something any sports broadcaster would say
That guy is a weirdo lol. Did you see the clips of him pretending to fall over a couple weeks ago?
I remember seeing that live lol
Hahaha! True
It would be interesting if Jim Cantore was a sports commentator on NBC Sunday Night Football alongside Al Michaels and Chris Collinsworth.
I love how pumped that dude is about "thunder snow".
I would be too. Never seen this in my entire life haha.
@@Angelaius hell yeah! It would be awesome to witness.
@@BucketCharlie agree 🤞
I love how it's so exciting to him.
ya he really is like that too....he so cool to watch during a storm
I've only seen lightning in a snowstorm once when I was a young teen. It was LIT... literally; the light reflects off of all the white snow making it seem like daylight. It's very unique.
oh wow i didnt expect that
and didnt notice from the video*
@@Lowzerix That's not a video of my experience and it may not happen every time. I don't know; I've only seen it once (two strikes, one occasion and the lightning made it bright all over the place as opposed to what one normally sees just where the lightning is)... 👍
Exactly how young of a teen were you? No reason 🤨
"Chaad chaad chaaad chaaaaad!" That would get pretty effing annoying.
@Ray Jones are you talking about me?
@Ray Jones 😳
Ray Jones lol did you think you could say dtf to her and she’s possibly be in your area?
Her: "Chad, Chad, Chad..." Ad ifinitum.
Him: "BITCH, PLEEEASE!!!!"
He should have replied "Kaaaren kaaaaaren. Shut tf up."
Dayton Ohio is lucky to have such a great weather person
i agree. People care to much about shows that are so dumb and not their lives when they could save their lives.
Now we are lucky to have him off the streets
@loretta hawley how many times do you tell yourself that to keep you happy?
Lamefoot Ekul How you gonna get a DWI? We needed you bro 🤣
The WHIO (CBS in Dayton - where Phil Donahue was an anchor before making it big) meteorologist, McCall Vrydaghs, handled it a bit better. She actually got choked up in the middle of the broadcast - seven tornado warnings simultaneously. Western Ohio saw more tornadoes in four hours on Memorial Day than is normal for the entire state in a year. People were worried about a lady who exchanged views of a windmill ceiling with a contestant in her 18th minute of fame. Only one person died and it could have been a LOT worse!
I’d flip out being the guy who has to stand out in storms and getting paid less than the people who just sit down and talk.
That's literally the entire us economy. The hard workers make less than he suits who sit around and let everyone else do the work for them
The guy cleaning off his car made me think of “wax on, wax off,” and “paint the fence.”😂
I would have added"Free exercise,thats your aerobics for the day."good incentive to clear the snow.Don'the police fine you for covered windows.I know in N Z dirty cars with windows and number plates that weren't clear could mean a fine
I’d lose it over “thundersnow” too.
Even the name sounds cool
I've experienced it twice. It's truly amazing!
@@amibetholderman7543 it won't happen from where I live
*you've been, THUNDERSNOWED!*
I only see that once in my life
"It's snowing and it sucks here" GOLD
"You're going to begin with a generic left-to-right swipe"
Oh lord help I'm laughing so hard.
I wonder if that tornado victim was waiting for the bachelorette to come back on
The thundersnow guy is my spirit animal. That kind of passion makes my heart warm.
Ikr! love it❤
I don’t blame Jamie Simpson. He understands the destruction and dangers associated with a tornado and people blatantly disregarding him must not feel good.
I remember when Jim Cantore was freaking out over the thundersnow, I was too. Thundersnow is pretty cool and hype. Jim Cantore is the best guy of all meteorologists
*I still like it when he gets a beat-down from a Palm Frond attack, cause he pee'd on a Palm Tree 25yrs ago.*
@@MAGGOT_VOMIT LOL
Seen thundersnow once or twice maybe in my entire life. Way down here in Arkansas.
It's also rare. That's why he freaked out
I live in Colorado, and have seen/heard thundersnow several times - unusual for such a rare condition, so I fully understand Jim Cantore's excitement! It is incredible!
Holy shit dead, "The scientific swipe motion..." 🤣
Everyone saying that but I was already dead when he said "yes folks that's right, your gonna begin with a generic left to right swipe"
She said "I've been here all morning.. It's snowing It sucks And I don't have anything else to say!!!" 😂
I remember hearing and seeing thunder snow ONE time when I was 7 or 8. I had a little weather book I read EVERY day and loved watching weather documentaries so I knew it was possible, but kind of rare. When I first noticed it, I ran to tell my mom about it and I got really excited about it, but she didn’t believe me.
Thunder snow happens here in Buffalo a lot! It usually turns out to be not so good.🥴
If I was a weatherman and knew I was going to save people who watch the Bachelorette, I would stay OFF the air.
You're going to get a rose for that.🌹
Heyoooooo
Lol!
Gotta go with you on that one 👍
Now that's funny.
*maybe I'll disappoint you with the 7 day here in a few minutes*
He said 70s, as in temperature.
Mitchell Ryan wrong
@@ChadKirk Oh well, can't be right all the time.
Lmaoooo. I was wheezing after that 😂😂😂
@@mitchellryan5175 bro I thought he said 70's too lol
Ok the car clearing thing. That bugs the crap out of me too. And make sure to clean the top too! That shit flies onto people’s windshields behind you.
The guy who is excited about lightning snowstorms... I mean. When is the last time you've seen that much joy at work? Dude clearly chose the right profession! Keep doing you, I'm a fan.
The first guy is awesome for calling out idiots and educating them on what’s really important.
Jamie Simpson, James Spann, Mike Morgan, Damon Lane, Dave Freeman and Gary England are the six meteorologists for whom I have tremendous levels of respect. Jamie Simpson for having ripped into viewers who were complaining about Fox 45's coverage of the Memorial Day 2019 tornado in Dayton, Ohio interrupting the new episode of "The Bachelorette." James Spann for his coverage of the April 27, 2011 tornado outbreak on ABC 33-40 and more specifically urging parents in Tuscaloosa, Alabama to stay sheltered and that if the principals of their child's school got angry over their students being late they could call him. Dave Freeman for giving advice on air during KSNW Channel 3's (the NBC affiliate in Wichita, Kansas) coverage of the May 4, 2007 tornado that hit Greensburg, Kansas. Dave told any children who were possibly home alone or with a babysitter and no doubt scared to death that they had to be brave and turn up the volume on the TV or the computer speakers so they could hear him as they took shelter. Dave also urged those kids to take shelter under something sturdy such as a workbench or the basement stairs as well as telling them to put on their winter coats and use a helmet to protect their heads or use blankets, pillows and mattresses for protection. Gary England for his coverage of the El Reno, Oklahoma tornado on May 31, 2013 on Oklahoma City's CBS affiliate KWTV Channel 9 and also urging two of the station's storm chasers Val Castor and David Payne to get out of the area when they were getting too close to the tornado and it looked like it wasn't moving. Mike Morgan for his coverage of both of the tornadoes that hit Moore, Oklahoma (May 3rd, 1999 and May 20th, 2013) on Oklahoma City's NBC affiliate KFOR Channel 4. Mike was left speechless by the May 3rd storm as it was the worst nightmare of every meteorologist: a large, violent and destructive tornado on the ground in a major metropolitan area. On May 20th, 2013 he admitted on air that he never wanted to say it in his position as the chief meteorologist but he ended up saying that it was May 3rd, 1999 all over again. Damon Lane for his coverage of the 2013 Moore, Oklahoma tornado on Oklahoma City's ABC affiliate KOCO Channel 5 as it affected him personally due to the fact that he lives in Moore. In an episode of a show on The Weather Channel called "Real Time Tornado" Damon talked about how he was juggling two roles that day: chief meteorologist and husband. Damon was text messaging his wife and urging her to get herself and their dogs into their storm shelter.
One person apparently got so upset about the Bachelorette they just turned off the TV instead of listening to the warning.
They're in Oz now.
💜😅 HAHAHA, LOVE IT! 😅💜
Lol
But where's Toto?
woman: Chad, Chad, Chad
Chad: shut up & let me talk!
For anyone who doesn't know, that night in Dayton there were 19 tornadoes. They ranged from EF0 to EF 5. I was lucky because everything went around the area where I lived, although for awhile one was headed right at me. Many homes that were hit were uninsured because the owners couldn't afford insurance. At least one neighborhood was virtually wiped out. A couple that I worked with lost their house. That night was Memorial Day. Three months later. On August 4, there was a shooting at a popular nightclub. Nine people died, and 17 were injured. It was a horrible to be recovering from the tornados and then have the shooting happen. The community really came together, though. I'm glad that Jamie Simpson said what he did. Lives were saved that night because of the work that he and the other weather men and women did that night. It was extremely difficult to do the warnings with so many tornadoes forming at one time.
4:01 Pelican biting his butt.. seals frolicking around in the background....😂
The weatherman who gave the "How to clear the snow off of your car." GOLD!
Meh...it might be gold if it was called for, or made sense, but....why does he care if people know how to clear snow off their cars? Must be the epidemic of people with snow covered windshields causing accidents, huh? Idk, that was just so..unnecessary. Like he was going out of his way to be an a-hole, I mean not only is his motivation in question, but it's not like there actually are very many people(if any)who don't know how to clear snow off their car windows, so...I'm not really understanding that.
chris smith why ? Because you idiots have no damn clue on how to properly remove snow..:. That’s why.
@@pigalow2002 if you lived in Detroit you would understand.
@@bob8144 I live 70 Miles east of Chicago, I do understand. What I don;t understand is...well, as I said. What does he care? I just found it...uncalled for, that's all.
I agree with properly cleaning snow off the vehicles but also would not be a problem if people actually followed recommended driving distance between vehicles, it wouldn’t cause an accident if someone didn’t.
The satirical clearing snow off a car but had me in tears.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the old guy at the end of the video CHEERING LOUDLY AND PASSIONATELY about the winter snow lightning! I'm the same. 🥰🤗🇨🇦💖
"The scientific swiping motion" 😂😂
Very ocd of him lol
I’m from Grand Rapids and was watching live when the dude went off it was absolutely hysterical.
I remember watching it live also. He was such a character too! Miss the crazy guy. LOL 😂
I saw that too. I think he moved south. Gary Franks
I like Fox 2's Derk Kerav's
"sarcastic" way of getting snow of your car. I live how he explained it to everyone !!!
The guy with the thunder snow really made me happy to see somebody living their dream and loving their job. I hope hes having a good day.
The car snow cleaning tutorial was the
B E S T
Gives a whole new meaning to “The Pelican Brief.”
😂😂😂😂
"No, I don't want to evacuate my home, I'm watching the fucking bachelorette.
Jim Cantore is of my favorite weather persons. His reaction to thunder snow was awsome. Then they showed a video of a toddler watching Jim jump around in excitement and she was doing the same as she watched him on tv.
Joe Bastardi is another, it's his life. I can imagine either saying to the wife, "well honey, there's a high pressure area and warm front moving in..."
"Some of you complain that this is about my ego!"
Lmfao!
Thundersnow is pretty weird to experience. I have heard it a few times over the years but never actually been outside or at a window to see the flash. Still, it is really weird as it just does not happen that much and is a crazy juxtaposition. Speaking as someone who lives around 4 hours from Boston. "Two seasons coming together" is the perfect way to describe it.
Love Tomasz. He was baited. Good to see him back. There is also the famous weatherman who gave his report and then finished off with a monologue about being pissed off, having bills, standing out in the rain, etc. It was glorious!
This really makes me feel for weather people..
SO glad I found this gem! Please do another video like this. I worked at a small local TV station(that prolly 3 ppl watched) and we would do all sorts of insanity- particularly me as the weather human during the 5:30am broadcast. People cracking during the news(especially during a serious story) is comedy GOLD. I'd usually be doing local radio news updates during the 15-30sec breaks for NPR, so I had to be super cereal. The broadcast news was way more fun. Love news casters losing their shite!
The thunder snow guy is so pure
"The scientific swiping motion" Had me dying!
3:23 lmao. "I'll give you a winter prediction: It's gonna be cold, it's gonna be grey, and it's gonna last you for the rest of your life."
5:41 this guy should be a voice actor in the next gta.
I've never heard of "Thunder Snow" before. You learn something new everyday.
3:08 is just gold😂😂
"it's snowing and it sucks".... 🤣🤣 I feel the same way about the snow.
I’m in Florida, watching the guy swipe the snow off the car gave me huge shrieking chills🥶
U should be use to swiping hail off your car
The pelican playing with the weather guy was hilarious. He was laughing like Johnny Knoxville from Jackass🤣🤣🤣🤣
3:43 takes me tf out 😂😂
"This Heavy Rain's Between You And The Tornado" Well DUH! 🤣🤣🤣
when a weather man says to take cover TAKE COVER....
The dude sarcastically showing people how to clean the snow off their car is me trying to explain to people to use their blinkers. If I ever find myself in snow, I will 100% be watching his tutorial 😂😂😂😂
The FOX Weatherman explaining to his mouth breather viewers how to wipe the snow off your car was classic
5:19
Literally so wholesome omggg
Jim Cantore: the Chuck Norris of meteorologists.
Aww, c'mon... someone missed a great 'breaking news' moment:
"Giant arachnid spotted making its way towards Vancouver. Spiderman cannot be far behind". ☻
The weatherman attacked by the pelican was hysterical!! He's laughing so hard that it's catching. 😂
Im from Dayton Oh and we're still talking about Jamie Simpson lol my dude went ooooooffffff!!😂😂
Same😂 I was watching it with my family and we all went CRAZY when he said that
@@charlotte.grubbs lol!!! That man wasn't lying though ...those tornadoes tore our city up and he knew it was serious
@@brandydanielle6212 I don't live up there anymore, I used to live in Park Layne when he was working with wdtn and he was always weird I thought. Don't know why he changed news teams tho. But that was a long time ago
@@lucasbaer9567 I think he changed stations due to getting fired for a DUI ( don't qoute me)...but word on the street is that he was a drinker and later due to that, straightened up his act and is doing well now
@@brandydanielle6212 Yeah, really hope he did and continues to do good..just kind of curious, did you happen to go to tecumseh high school? Just curious if I might happen to know you or not
I love that Jim Cantore is in this reel! I grew up watching him on The Weather Channel, and he would always conduct reports from dangerous weather conditions, especially hurricanes. And of course, snow. I love that he still has his passion for thunder snow after all these years!
Iowan here who very much appreciates the snow removal from a car tutorial. It is not only dangerous but so annoying when people only clear the driver side windows. They can't even see me flipping them the bird!
I grew up watching Jim Cantore, and he’s arguably driven my own passion for weather. I live in an area that gets a lot of snow and crazy storms. I watched that report of him with the snow lightning and got just as excited as he did. I have witnessed it only once. It was so cool!!