The following episode is unique in that it is post-blizzard. It goes through the February 2026 East Coast blizzard in depth along with listing some of the snow totals for various cities. We speak about Philadelphia, Lakewood, New York, Providence along with many other cities. We also speak about some interesting weather phenomenon that we don't usually get to discuss.

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The beautiful Imagery is Lakewood New Jersey Sunday evening 2/22/26 just a few hours into the storm. Sent to me by a friend.

Chapter 1: The Impending Bomb Cyclone

00:02-00:22: Introduction to the "weather with enthusiasm" and the powerful winter storm, forecasted to be a bomb cyclone.

00:22-01:18: Discussion of the storm's rapid development, drop in barometric pressure, and comparison to hurricane strength.

Chapter 2: The Storm's Impact - Snow and Hazards

01:18-02:22: Explanation of the storm's collision with cold air and moisture, leading to heavy, wet snow, and the concept of "heart attack snow."

02:22-03:28: Details on snow-to-water ratio, the threat of "blow snow" due to strong winds, and the terminology of a "Norland trough" or "inverted trough."

Chapter 3: Forecasting Challenges and Bullseyes

03:28-04:33: How the inverted trough affects precipitation, particularly in the Philadelphia metro area, and the predictability of the storm's path for Southeast Massachusetts.

04:33-05:42: Discussion of the deformation zone and three interacting mesoscale features responsible for heavy snow, including frontogenesis and band evolution.

Chapter 4: Widespread Wind Damage and Coastal Concerns

05:42-06:51: The risk of widespread wind damage, power outages due to heavy wet snow and strong winds, and the unique phenomenon of "blowout tide" in the Chesapeake Bay.

Chapter 5: The Spiritual Side of the Storm

06:51-07:51: A philosophical interlude connecting the storm's timing to gravitational pull and the concept of "Teshuvah" (repentance) during "Shovavim."

07:51-08:53: How the New York City National Weather Service has adjusted snowfall forecasts, the concept of orographic enhancement, and high snowfall predictions for New Jersey.

Chapter 6: Snowfall Predictions and Esoteric Connections

08:53-10:01: Analysis of different snowfall prediction scenarios for New Jersey, including the role of the main storm and the inverted trough.

10:01-11:03: The impact of heavy snowfall on road crews, school cancellations in New York City, and the spiritual significance of snow as a symbol of purification and stillness.

Chapter 7: Snow as a Symbol of Unity and Opportunity

11:03-12:09: Further spiritual reflections on the meaning of snow, its connection to "Shovavim" and "Adar," and the idea of "Simcha" (joy).

12:09-13:12: The opportunity for "Chesed" (kindness) during snowstorms, safety protocols, and the practical and symbolic significance of snow as a "Mikvah" (ritual bath).

Chapter 8: The "Emes" of Snow

13:12-14:15: A deeper dive into the "Gematria" (numerical value) of "Sheleg" (snow) and "Emis" (truth), and how snow can symbolize unity and a clearer perception of truth.

14:15-15:15: The idea that snow covers superficial differences, allowing for a focus on human connection, and the potential for these spiritual thoughts to inspire further contemplation.

Chapter 9: Concluding Remarks

15:15-16:16: The speaker reiterates the spiritual significance of the storm, especially for Lakewood, and offers well wishes for a safe week.

16:16-16:47: A reminder to refer to the previous episode for more in-depth details about the storm.

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Major winter storm is expected to impact portions of the Northeast. This episode is an in-depth look at the development of this storm and some of the forecasting complexities associated with it.

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This episode dives into two major winter weather events: a potentially unprecedented lake-effect snow setup for Chicago, and a bomb cyclone winter East Coast storm. We explore the unique conditions leading to intense Chicago snowfall, drawing comparisons to past events, and break down the complex atmospheric factors that will determine the severity and track of the East Coast storm.

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