The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released its seasonal outlook for winter in the United States, indicating that the season is expected to be generally wetter and warmer. This shift in weather patterns is attributed to El Niño, which is likely to bring more moisture but also higher temperatures. While this may alleviate ongoing drought conditions in the western states, it is not expected to result in significant snowfall for northern regions. The forecasts suggest that snow levels may not meet the expectations of those who typically enjoy winter snowfall.
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US Winter Forecast Predicts Wetter and Warmer Conditions
The NOAA forecasts a wetter and warmer winter for the United States, largely due to El Niño. While this may help reduce drought in the west, it is not expected to lead to increased snowfall in northern states.
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US winter is likely to be wetter and warmer, forecasters say, with more snow in the south
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US Winter Forecast Predicts Wetter and Warmer Conditions