JD’s new Snowscoop videos

scottiking

scottiking

Super Moderator
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Not sure how many are subscribed yet but I highly recommend doing so.
his weather maps and text forecast are great but I have really learned a ton from the daily
snowscoop!
I seem to be gaining a way better understanding of what’s to come or maybe not to come
and it’s nice to support the man that brings this great snowlovers site to us all!
give it a try, what a few bucks a month
i feel so much more informed from his daily video
thanks for doing these John and love the big pointer for following you on the maps!
ScottingOUT
 
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katden4

Active member
I have to agree! It’s a great way to learn a little and understand how the path of a storm develops, or falls apart.
 
Admin

Admin

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Thanks everyone! They are fun to do too!

Slim, the larger pointer idea cam from Scottiking.
 
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Deleted member 10829

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Been swamped with work but just signed up and I like! :)
 
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Stench

Member
Great videos John. Love the in depth projections. Excited to see snow predicted in northern MN....... guess I better make sure the snow blower is firing for the expected snow next week in southern MN!!!
Thank you for providing such a great service!
 
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Excel516

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Im sure it is a great, but it is such an old school way of doing it. Most will not signup for it. GET A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. Maybe John can't because it will interfere with his real business, but that would make real money.
 
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Admin

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Excel516 said:
Im sure it is a great, but it is such an old school way of doing it. Most will not signup for it. GET A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. Maybe John can't because it will interfere with his real business, but that would make real money.
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I looked into a youtube channel as well as paid facebook page. In both cases, the platform takes most of the money and the person creating the content does not make a penny until the number of followers are huge. I am not interested in huge numbers of "likes" or "followers" or other social media terminology. My goal was to provide an added and more in-depth level of content for the site, at a very reasonable price. It's only in it's second week, but I am more than pleased by how everything is going.

Thanks for the tips though!

-John
 
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Bullitt69

Member
I'm thinking of Signing up, these are the months where any additional information could be helpful!

I assume it would be shut down in the spring, but who knows!

Merry Xmas everyone.
 
scottiking

scottiking

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I love the storms that aren’t going to happen and then they happen!
watching the Snowscoop had me thinking it was going to happen
Scottiking OUT
 
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Highflyer

Active member
Big fan of the videos. They provide a much greater in depth view of the weather and storm potential. Thank you John for putting in the time and at a very reasonable price.
 
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Hoosier

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Administrator said:
I looked into a youtube channel as well as paid facebook page. In both cases, the platform takes most of the money and the person creating the content does not make a penny until the number of followers are huge. I am not interested in huge numbers of "likes" or "followers" or other social media terminology. My goal was to provide an added and more in-depth level of content for the site, at a very reasonable price. It's only in it's second week, but I am more than pleased by how everything is going.

Thanks for the tips though!

-John
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Refreshing to see someone not handing the $ over to big tech.
 
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mguthrie

Member
Love the new snowscoop feature very interesting to get some insight on how this crazy thing we call weather. Highly recommend and its a great way to support the site.
 
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