This Sunday promises to be a mild autumn day in the DC area with temperatures reaching into the high 60s, and light winds. Trick-or-treaters won’t have to worry about being cold on Halloween, though temperatures are expected to cool off Monday, dipping to the high 40s with rain possible in the afternoon. So don’t forget your rain boots and jackets on Monday evening!
Michigan’s upcoming winter forecast appears to be on the mild side. There’s the potential for less snow than normal due to the warm weather. A La Nina pattern is likely to cause temperatures to be warmer than usual in December, January, and February, although snowfall is still expected. Additionally, lake effect snow could bring more frequent snowfall to the northern parts of Michigan. Overall, it will be a dry and warm winter for Michigan!
This winter, NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center is predicting a mild season overall due to the possible emergence of El Niño. With above-average spring temperatures, higher temperatures than usual in the South and West in the winter, and wetter conditions in the Pacific Northwest, this year’s forecast calls for some pleasant surprises. At the same time, colder-than-normal temperatures are expected in parts of the northern Rockies and Midwest. Get ready for mild temperatures and varying conditions this upcoming winter!
