One Half of the U.S.: Wet & Mildįor most of the western half of the United States, The 2023 Old Farmer’s Almanac is predicting a coming winter that’s “Wet & Mild”-one with lots of (mostly) rain and temperatures that trend upward by as much as several degrees above normal. Specifically: Oscillations are linked ocean–atmosphere patterns that can have long-term effects on the weather. We are now early in Cycle 25, which is expected to peak around July 2025 and also bring diminished activity, which historically has meant cooler temperatures, on average, across Earth. In addition to a neutral to perhaps weak El Niño, important weather influences will include a continued warm phase of the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation ( AMO), a neutral to positive North Atlantic Oscillation ( NAO), and a negative Pacific Decadal Oscillation ( PDO). What’s shaping the weather? Recent Solar Cycle 24 had the lowest level of solar activity in more than 100 years. will be colder than normal this winter, although Summer 2023 will be mostly warmer than usual. The 2022-2023 General Winter Forecastįor Winter 2023, most of the U.S. Much of the country will deal with bone-chilling cold and loads of snow! At the same time, there are regions which will feel that a traditional snowy winter never really arrives. Learn more with our winter weather map and winter forecast.īelow is the general winter weather map from the 2023 edition of The Old Farmer’s Almanac, now in its 231st year.įor the Canadian winter map, go here. We’ve been predicting weather since 1792-during George Washington’s presidency!-and are traditionally 80% accurate! Will 2022–2023 Be a Rough Winter? Winter has arrived! Will it be a harsh winter for your area? Will it be a snowy one? Take a look at the official winter predictions with a summary from The 2023 Old Farmer’s Almanac. Winter Forecast 2022 to 2023 The Old Farmer’s Almanac Winter Forecast for U.S.
North-west areas of the UK have the highest chance of remaining drier than average.įor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here. Some wintry episodes could be disruptive with a combination of snow and strong winds. Spells of rain become more likely, with a chance that some areas could see snow. Temperatures are likely to be below average.īeyond the first week or so of March confidence in the weather pattern becomes very low, but a preference for blocked broad-scale conditions remains which continues to increase the potential for colder conditions compared to the average. Increasing risk of wintry showers, perhaps snow to the higher ground in the north. “The exact positioning of the high pressure will be key and will greatly affect what weather we see in the UK.”īetween 3-12 March, the Met Office suggested that in some areas of the country, there was "a small possibility of more organised rain or snow spreading southwards".
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“The extended outlook shows the possibility for a series of areas of low pressure to come across the Atlantic, and these bring the potential for some more widespread snowfall as they encounter the cold air, although the location and timing of these are very uncertain for now.įorecasters also warned of wintery showers and rainfall (Image: PA) Read More Related Articles “This will allow a northerly flow to feed colder air into at least the northern and eastern half of the UK bringing wintry showers. Mark Sidaway, deputy chief meteorologist with the Met Office, said: “We are expecting an area of high pressure to become increasingly established in an area toward Greenland. The Met Office said the “most likely scenario” is for colder and settled weather, with wintry showers expected across much of the UK and snow in the higher ground in the north.
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