Wisconsin is notorious for its cold and wet winters, but this year’s forecast suggests that the state might experience one of the most frigid and precipitation-filled seasons in recent history.
I stumbled upon an intriguing winter outlook on YouTube by One Nation Weather. They have a knack for breaking down complex weather concepts into easily understandable terms.
It’s fascinating how winter weather patterns are influenced by El Niño and La Niña conditions. According to a consensus among meteorologists, Wisconsin can expect a rather robust La Niña impact this upcoming winter.
The winter month outlook from NOAA has been released.
One Nation Weather analyzed weather patterns from the past two years, during which La Niña conditions prevailed. Based on this analysis, they predict that Wisconsin will experience an unusually cold and wet winter, surpassing the usual expectations.
The Wisconsin Winter Forecast has been released by One Nation Weather via YouTube.
In this new winter outlook for Wisconsin, one key point he emphasizes is that all forecasts are essentially educated guesses based on recent and historical trends. While the models currently suggest that winter in Wisconsin could be unusually cold and wet, it’s important to remember that these predictions may evolve as we approach the winter season.
Source: Q98.5
