A La Niña weather pattern is shaking up winter forecasts across the US. High snow totals are expected in the Rocky Mountains and across northern states.
A La Niña weather pattern could shake up winter forecasts across the country.
High snow totals are expected in the Rocky Mountains and across northern states, into the Great Lakes.
If temperatures dip a little, as they did last week, the La Niña pattern can mean more snow for folks in the south and northeast as well.
Dreams of a white Christmas may come true this year.
The National Weather Service is out with its predictions for the beginning of winter (which starts December 21), and its shaping up to be a month of heavy snow around the Great Lakes. The week of December 24 is expected to usher in high winds for the southwestern US and heavy rain across the lower Mississippi Valley and the southeast.
We’ve already seen a very snowy fall.
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