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Forecasters Predict Warmer-Than-Average Winter In Majority Of U.S.

The La Niña weather pattern is likely to develop, boosting snowfall in the Great Lakes and northern Rockies and lowering snowfall in the Mid-Atlantic.
NOAA is predicting warmer-than-average temperatures in December though February for about two-thirds of the contiguous United States.

This winter is going to be a warm one for the majority of the United States, according to forecasters at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.

They say that the La.

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