Late-November Storms Set Up A Cold, Snowy Start To December!
• November's wild weather patterns, including record cold and Western storms, hint at an active December.
• A weakening Polar Vortex combined with La Niña conditions may bring early cold and snow.
• The jet stream's amplification could lead to wetter conditions in the East and colder temperatures in the West.
Turbulent weather patterns indicate an active end to year
November featured dramatic weather shifts, including record cold in the East, lake-effect snow near the Great Lakes, significant storms in the West, and Northern Lights sightings. These patterns suggest an eventful December.
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