Jesse Kelly

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5091: CHD Hits AAP With RICO Suit; Massive Snow Storms Engulf The East Coast · 23 Jan 2026 podcast

Further south across areas of Texas, Louisiana, and again across the I-85 corridor between Atlanta and Charlotte, we could see the potential of maybe an inch of ice, and that is gonna be a very crippling storm, so it's very important for everyone to be off the roads and stay home during this event.

Here's my last point.

A lot of cold alerts are in place.

It's very cold up north, and all this cold air will continue to sink more to the south over the next couple of days.

So it's going to be a very cold couple of days here, not only for the north, but also down to the south.

It's going to keep all that snow on the ground for at least the middle part of next week.

Yeah, you basically nailed it.

So, yeah, we have this Arctic blast coming in out of Canada, and we have a disturbance that came out of California just a couple days ago.

We got all this moisture coming out of the Gulf.

So, basically, as all this colder air meets up with all this moisture, that's why we're looking at a big-time event.

But these temperatures, though, they are very critical on your precipitation type.

Now, obviously, the further north you get up into areas like Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, into the northeast, it's going to be a slam-dunk storm.

shot of all snow, but as you get further down to the south, yes, temperatures at the surface, yeah, they're below freezing, but as that moisture from the Gulf is coming up to the north, there's some warmer air, about four or 5,000 feet, which is allowing for rain, basically, to fall in a shallow, cold air at the surface, and that's where we're gonna see an ice mess for a lot of us across the south, and of course, you're seeing this much ice that the forecast is suggesting,

Obviously, travel is going to be dangerous, if not impossible, rather, for a couple days.

So the first round precipitation we're seeing right now, that's round one starting to take place right now across the areas of Texas and Oklahoma.

So that's the first round.

That will begin to move into areas like Dallas later on tonight.

That will work its way towards Little Rock after midnight, and then eventually work its way out into the southeast into the Ohio Valley as we head towards Saturday afternoon, Saturday evening.

This will move off the Atlantic coast by Sunday morning, but notice though, there's more energy coming out of Mexico, more snow, more sleet, and then this, in my opinion, Felix, this is gonna be a stronger push of moisture, more strong dynamics, and this is also gonna allow for some severe weather

down towards the south across the Gulf Coast.

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