Winter Weather Across The U.S. Is Not Following Traditional Patterns

The video discusses unusual weather patterns in the US, highlighting a lack of snow in typical regions and unexpected blizzard warnings in tropical areas. It covers the impact of these changes on wildfires in Montana and the snow drought in Denver, which is nearing a historical record. The video also addresses severe weather conditions in Alaska and Hawaii, emphasizing the importance of snowpack for water supply. It concludes with a look at skiing opportunities in Mauna Kea due to recent snowfall.

What unusual weather phenomenon is affecting the Upper Midwest and Upper Plains this year?

What are the consequences of the altered jetstream mentioned in the text?

How long has it been since Denver experienced measurable snowfall?

What impact does the lack of snow have on the drought situation in the United States?

What recommendations are made regarding ski trips in light of the current snow conditions?