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Outlook for Winter 2016/17 in the USA | by Accuweather

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image: accuweather.com, yesterday
image: accuweather.com, yesterday

Accuweather.com just dropped this Winter 2016/17 Outlook yesterday.  This is the first Winter 2016/17 forecast to come out.  Accuweather is forecasting a weak La Nina to develop this in Fall/Winter 2016/17.

NOAA generally comes out with their Winter Outlook in late July.

This Forecast Looks Good For Snow In:

  • Pacific Northwest 
  • Southern Interior British Columbia
  • Idaho
  • Montana
  • Southern New York
  • Northeast Pennsylvania
  • Northwest Wyoming
Mt. Baker, WA on March 16th, 2016. photo: mt. baker
Baker just might get absolutely hammered this winter.  Mt. Baker, WA on March 16th, 2016. photo: mt. baker

Accuweather’s Winter Outlook 2016/17 in the USA:

  • Pacific Northwest will see the full impact of La Nina with very stormy conditions throughout the winter and below average temperatures.  
  • Southern New York and northeastern Pennsylvania will see higher than average snowfall.
image: accuweather.com, yesterday
image: accuweather.com, yesterday
  • East Coast will see Near normal snowfall.
  • Northern Rocky Mountains & northern Plains will see Colder than normal temperatures with -30 to -40ºF nighttime temps possible at times.
image: accuweather.com, yesterday
image: accuweather.com, yesterday
  • Southwest will be dry with Central & Southern California seeing the driest conditions.
image: accuweather.com, yesterday
image: accuweather.com, yesterday
  • Alaska may see another warmer than average winter right after the record warm winter they just had.
  • Southern USA to be mainly dry.
image: accuweather.com, yesterday
image: accuweather.com, yesterday

Current US Drought Conditions:

image: noaa, june 21st
image: noaa, june 21st
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11 Comments

  • I live south of Pittsburgh, PA and I would love to see a big snow storm this winter. At least one! I haven’t seen a big snow storm in years. I used to live in upstate NY in the Catskills about 10 miles west of the town of Catskill and I can remember always having big snow storms. I haven’t seen winters like that in south western Pennsylvania yet!

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  • I live in NE PA, the Poconos. And I absolutely love a big snow storm with moderate Temps 32° and lots of snow! 12 inches or more! So pretty! Wish we would get a white xmas, Always seems to come end of season.
    Enjoy& be safe ☆

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    • Thanks for the message Mike. We don’t make forecasts ourselves. Feel free to write to accuweather and ask. Thanks.

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  • Sure wish the “heavy snow” was a little further north. People in S NY and PA don’t seem to appreciate a good snowstorm like people in the Adirondacks and Northern NY. I guess it is because in the winter we don’t have a lot to talk about except the weather….But, I have to say there is nothing more beautiful than a good covering of snow and the silence it seems to bring! We’ll keep our fingers crossed….

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