There’s a high likelihood La Niña will affect the U.S. this winter, a weather pattern characterized by warmer, drier conditions across most southern states with increased precipitation and ...

The conditions are opposite during La Nina, when cooler Pacific temperatures result in downdrafts there, and reduced wind shear where tropical systems form in the Atlantic. (NOAA Climate.gov ...

A weak La Niña is expected to develop ahead of the season and influence temperatures, precipitation, and by extension, even snow across the United States. La Niña is a natural climate pattern ...

Setups like these have delivered some decent snows in the past, and odds are we see a good snow or two this winter season, ...

Cooler Pacific ocean temperatures could bring wetter conditions in the north and drier in the south and the potential for snow.

When that temperature cools as part of a La Niña pattern, the US can expect colder and rainier conditions in the north with warmer and drier conditions across the southern states. That can have ...

The ski season is fast approaching, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is favoring the arrival of ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center is predicting a weak La Niña will emerge this fall and will persist through the winter.

Meteorologists are predicting a weak La Niña will likely occur this winter season, bringing warmer weather to southern states and a cooler, wetter winter to the northwestern US. There is a 60 ...

THAT’S BECAUSE LA NINA IS EXPECTED TO DOMINATE THIS SEASON. THE CLIMATE PATTERN IS MARKED BY COOLER THAN AVERAGE TEMPERATURES IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN OFF SOUTH AMERICA. THAT CAN MEAN MORE ...

Fall is in full swing, but it’s not too soon to look ahead to winter, especially one that could feel considerably different than last year’s dominated by El Niño.A weak La Niña is expected ...