La Niña winter predicted: Here’s where we could see more snow
NOAA meteorologist Tom Di Liberto recently reexamined snowfall trends during La Niña winters and found they tend to be “banner years” for snow in the Pacific Northwest and the northern Rocky Mountains. The Great Lakes region and parts of New England also tend to see above-average snow when a La Niña pattern is in place, Di Liberto said.
The big takeaway is that we are expecting a much colder trend leading up to Thanksgiving with a snowy pattern taking over.
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The next storm is expected to approach the Pacific Northwest Tuesday night, unleashing showers and thunderstorms along the ...
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The first day of winter is Dec. 21, but Ohio might start to feel the frigid way before that. Here’s what to know.
CLEVELAND (WJW) — As much as we’d like to fight it, snow is on its way. Fall-like temperatures have arrived in Northeast Ohio and many have experienced their first frost of the season — and ...
The snowmaking cannons at Mad River Mountain are ready to blast as soon as Mother Nature cooperates by bringing cold, dry ...
If you are wondering why it does not feel like November, you aren’t alone. In fact, the high temperatures has been ...
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