La Niña Hints Emerge In This Strange Early Snowfall Trend
La Niña Hints Emerge In This Strange Early Snowfall Trend
US · Published Nov 22, 2025
Early snowfall patterns suggest La Niña's arrival, with northern New England seeing heavy accumulation while the Rockies remain dry.
AccuWeather meteorologists attribute the imbalance to a storm track favoring northern systems, typical of early La Niña conditions.
La Niña's cooler Pacific waters often shift U.S. winter storm patterns, leading to colder, snowier conditions in the north and warmer, drier conditions in the south.
Early snowfall hints at La Niña arrival
An emerging early-season snowfall pattern is hinting at the arrival of La Niña this winter. While the central and southern Rockies are experiencing unusually low snowfall, northern New England is witnessing significant accumulations. According to AccuWeather meteorologists, this imbalance is driven by a storm track that favors northern systems, a typical characteristic of early La Niña conditions.
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