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The Weather Channel does not currently have a direct submission process for their Best-in-State series. The series features the best weather videos from each state, but they're typically sourced and selected by The Weather Channel's team. It's not possible for the general public to make direct submissions. To potentially get your weather-related video noticed, you could share it on social media platforms and tag The Weather Channel. However, there's no guarantee that it will be included in the Best-in-State series.

We're sorry, but The Weather Channel does not accept submissions for the Best-in-State series. The series is produced by our team of experienced meteorologists and research analysts who compile data and statistics to pinpoint the best weather phenomenon in each state. Stay tuned to The Weather Channel for updates on the Best-in-State series and other similar programs.