Never heard the term “bomb cyclone” until yesterday? You’re not alone 😅

In this episode, the crew breaks down what the dramatic-sounding weather event actually means (spoiler: snow), when it’s expected to hit, and why weather models keep missing the mark on precipitation 📉🌧️

They dive into cold temps, power outage concerns across the Southeast, how DOT crews are preparing, and why temperature forecasts are far more reliable than rain or snow predictions. Plus—some honest frustration with last-minute forecast changes, a little humor, and a reminder to stay safe… or stay cozy 🛋️🔥

🔑 Key Topics & Highlights

❄️ What a “Bomb Cyclone” really is (and why it sounds scarier than it is)

⏰ Snow timing: early Saturday morning around 2 AM

📉 Why precipitation models keep failing

🧊 Extreme cold vs. snow — which is more dangerous?

⚡ Power outage risks in single-digit temperatures

🚧 How South Carolina DOT is preparing statewide

🛏️ Finding the cozy side of winter storms

👀 Teaser: A major political bombshell coming up next

⏱️ Suggested Chapter Markers

00:00 – What the heck is a bomb cyclone? 💣🌨️

03:15 – When the snow is supposed to start ⏰

08:40 – Why weather forecasts can’t get precipitation right 🤦‍♂️

15:20 – Power outages & life-threatening cold ⚡🥶

22:10 – DOT prep & road conditions 🚜

28:30 – Cozy winter mindset & staying home 🏠

31:45 – What’s coming up next 👀

📣 Social Media Caption

❄️ Bomb Cyclone?!

It sounds terrifying… but it mostly means snow 😅

We break down the forecast, why weather models keep missing it, and what REALLY matters when temps drop into the teens 🥶⚡

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