The ice that fell during last month’s storm was unsparing: It decimated magnolias, oaks and other species in wealthy suburban enclaves, rural communities and urban parks.
Another ice storm might be heading your way! In this episode of Raising America, Elizabeth sits down with Senior Meteorologist, MinuteMan Weather, LLC, Kailey Carey. Together, they discuss the winter storms that have plagued the U.S., and question if the government has anything to do with this wacky weather. 0:00 - INTRO 0:30 - DOES THE GOVT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE WEATHER? 2:34 - WHAT IS CLOUD SEEDING? 5:08 - THE RIPPLE EFFECT 5:50 - CONTRAILS VS. CHEMTRAILS 7:38 - WEIRDEST THINGS ON KAILEY'S ALGORITHIM 8:39 - TECHNOLOGY'S IMPACT ON WEATHER KNOWLEDGE & PREPARATION 12:34 - SHOULD WE CALL IT "CLIMATE SHIFTING?" 14:35 - KAILEY'S ADVICE TO MOMS 16:09 - OUTRO Host: Elizabeth Prann Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer:…
AI:Meteorologist Kailey Carey joins host Elizabeth Prann to discuss the recent onslaught of severe winter storms across the United States and investigates whether government intervention is behind the increasingly volatile weather patterns. The discussion explores the realities of cloud seeding, the distinction between contrails and chemtrails, and the potential for large-scale weather manipulation technology. As extreme conditions continue to plunge multiple regions into freeze watches and blizzard warnings, the segment examines whether current scientific understandings are sufficient or if "climate shifting" is being driven by human technological interference.Open
As the mid-Atlantic digs itself out of major snowstorms for a second straight weekend, much of the Southeast has been blanketed in ice and snow, and tens of thousands are still without power. In South Florida, residents are waking up to the coldest temperatures in well over a decade. NewsNation's Brooke Shafer reports from Miami for "Morning in America." Start your day with "Morning in America," NewsNation's live three-hour national morning newscast hosted by Markie Martin. Weekdays starting at 6a/5C. #MorningInAmerica NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
AI:The Southeast is facing a severe weather crisis as record-breaking cold and heavy snowblanket the region for a second consecutive weekend. While much of the Mid-Atlantic struggles to recover from major storms, tens of thousands of residents remain without power amidst freezing conditions. Even South Florida is experiencing its coldest temperatures in over a decade, highlighting the intensifying impact of these extreme winter weather patterns across the American South.Open
Hundreds across South Florida are still without power after an Arctic blast brought rare snow to parts of the state over the weekend.
AI:An unprecedented Arctic blast has descended upon the Southeast, bringing historic snowfall and record-breaking freezing temperatures to regions unprepared for such extreme weather. The storm has caused widespread chaos, leaving hundreds of residents across South Florida without electricity as they struggle to cope with the rare phenomenon of snow in the state. This sudden shift into deep freeze follows a series of devastating winter storms that have already claimed dozens of lives and paralyzed infrastructure throughout the region.Open
Outages from ice storm are concerning to state officials in light of another blast of arctic air on its way.
AI:Over 70,000 residents in Metro Nashville remain plunged into darkness for a staggering sixth consecutive day following devastating ice storms. As the liberal media attempts to pivot toward long-term grid stability narratives, the immediate reality is a systemic failure of infrastructure facing an imminent onslaught of arctic air. State officials are sounding the alarm as a fresh blast of extreme cold threatens to turn this utility crisis into a mass casualty event for those already left vulnerable by the current blackout.Open
The South is about to be walloped with more winter weather, less than a week after an ice storm ripped through the region.
Three Texas siblings who died in an icy pond are among several dozen deaths in U.S. states gripped by frigid cold. A massive storm dumped deep snow across more than 1,300 miles from Arkansas to New England.
More than 5,400 National Guard members are on duty in 15 states in the aftermath of winter storms that dropped snow and ice from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic and the South.
AI:More than 5,400 National Guard members across 15 states have been activated to assist following winter storms that brought heavy snow and ice to the Midwest, mid-Atlantic, and Southern regions.Open
A widespread winter storm hit the Plains, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and East Coast bringing snow, sleet and ice to millions of Americans over the weekend.
AI:A widespread winter storm brought snow, sleet, and ice to millions of people across the Plains, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and East Coast over the weekend.Open
Major cities from Washington, D.C. up through Boston are bracing for potentially record-breaking snowfall and the coldest temperatures in more than eight years.
AI:A massive winter storm is bringing heavy snow and freezing temperatures to much of the U.S., with major cities from Washington, D.C. to Boston bracing for potentially record-breaking snowfall and some of the coldest temperatures seen in over eight years.Open