Category: Long Range
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“FRIGID COLD” into November: Polar Vortex to drop Bitter Cold Next Week
So far this Autumn temperatures have been milder than average. Temperatures are up to 2 to 6 ‘F higher than you would usually expect right now for much of the states, especially around the lakes and the north east, and the west. However there are some signs that temperatures will take a significant, sharp…
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Official Winter 2018-2019 By Location Forecast: New EL NINO Alert
Following winter storm Gia which blanketed large parts of the central US and up to the mid Atlantic coast in North Carolina with up to 12 inches of snow in places, the pattern remains favorable for more cold outbreaks and winter snow storms for the remainder of January. Following modest temperatures to start this week,…
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Potential for Brutal Winter for parts of the US | Winter forecast 2018-2019 |
An El Nino, a spell of warmer than average sea surface temperatures in the Pacific, is significant for the Winter 2018-2019 weather forecast. The opposite of “La Nina”, an El Nino event is typically associated with a strong polar jet affecting the north eastern states of the United States from Quebec, Nova Scotia and into…
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El Nino Declared!! | Winter 2023 U.S Forecast |
An EL NINO is a natural occurrence in the Pacific ocean – and is forecast for winter 2023. El Nino is basically warmer than average sea surface temperatures in the central Pacific. Currently forecast to be between +0.5C and +1.5C above average by December, this is a weak to moderate El Nino. However, combined with very…
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Warning: Early Significant SNOW to target Northern Areas Next Week Get Snow Prediction |
After an early cold shot affected Canada and a record 12.9″ of snowfall was recorded in Calgary, it’s now the turn of the US to (in places in the north) see it’s first significant notable snow event of the season. A rather small area is forecast to experience snow flurries on Sunday afternoon and into…
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U.S Winter Weather Forecast: Chance of a Brutal Winter
Every decade the amount of solar storms and sun spots emitted by the sun drops drastically and we enter “solar minimum”. The last solar minimum occurred in 2009 – 2010 and that happened to be when the UK saw it’s last “proper” severe winter – the United States also had quite rough, frigid winter weather…