Jim Cantore is more than the world’s most well-known TV meteorologist — he’s the king of thunder snow. Where Cantore goes, the thunder snow follows. Now the co-host of The Weather Channel ...

Jim Cantore reacting to thunder snow: The only thing about this storm we're not over. ... It’s got Jim Cantore. The Weather Channel has reporters bundled up all over the place, ...

For The Weather Channel’s Jim Cantore, the past few days have been all about big wind, big snow, and the very elusive phenomenon known as “thundersnow.’’ Cantore came to Boston to report ...

While the thunder and lightning are now gone, there's still plenty of snow in the area. "We've gotten two years' worth of snowfall in Boston in 23 days. Seriously, in 23 days.

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Jim Cantore really loves "thundersnow," and during a live Weather Channel report on Sunday morning, he hit the "jackpot" of the rare weather phenomenon. And he could not have been more excited.

The Weather Channel star Jim Cantore is in Western New York as the region faces a huge winter storm, including thundersnow and 4-6 feet of snow. “Whether Buffalo city gets 4 feet or not is ...

Meteorologist Jim Cantore, who goes crazy over thundersnow, was following the snow in the Berkshires. Cantore posted, “Epic snow squall action complete with thunder and lightning across the ...

Thundersnow is typically associated with very heavy rates of snow, which can lead to reduced visibility. Thundersnow can be just as dangerous as a regular, rain-accompanied thunderstorm. Thunder ...

The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore Can't Stop Freaking Out About Thundersnow While ... thundersnow really is just the combination of snow and thunder. "Again, again!" he explained. "It's a twofer ...

The weather event is so rare that meteorologist Jim Cantore can barely contain his excitement when he's recorded in viral videos witnessing it. ... while the snow sometimes muffles the thunder, ...

The Weather Channel star Jim Cantore is in Western New York as the region faces a huge winter storm, including thundersnow and 4-6 feet of snow. “Whether Buffalo city gets 4 feet or not is ...