From Flurries to Blizzards: America’s Snow Forecast Unfolds
• La Niña is expected to bring colder temperatures and more precipitation to the Pacific Northwest and Upper Midwest, increasing the likelihood of snow.
• Northern regions, the Rockies, and the Northeast may see early and frequent snowstorms, while the South remains warmer and drier.
• Nor'easters could become more common along the East Coast due to La Niña's influence, requiring residents to prepare for potential blizzards and travel disruptions.
La Niña sets stage for snowy winter
As La Niña makes its return, the stage is set for a snowy commencement to winter across a significant portion of the United States. Forecasters predict that the Pacific Northwest and Upper Midwest regions will experience colder-than-average temperatures coupled with above-normal precipitation levels—ideal circumstances for substantial snowfall.
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