Cities See Snowiest Starts To Winter In Decades Across The U.S.
• Several US cities are experiencing record-breaking early winter snowfall, with some areas over 400% above normal.
• A favorable jet stream and Arctic air intrusions have fueled frequent and intense snowstorms across the Midwest and Ohio Valley.
• Warmer temperatures are forecasted later this month, potentially reducing snow cover and raising concerns about melting and flooding.
Record snowfall in US cities this winter
Several cities across the United States are experiencing their snowiest starts to winter in decades. After years of below-average snowfall, the Northern Tier is witnessing an exceptionally snowy beginning to the season, with some areas reporting over 400% above normal snowfall. Cities in the Midwest and Ohio Valley, including South Bend, Chicago, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati, are significantly exceeding their average snowfall amounts. Syracuse is also approaching double its typical snowfall for this time of year.
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