Weather
This NOAA 2013/14 winter weather forecast was updated as of August 15th, 2013. This forecast is for November, December, and January of winter 2013/14.
The Temperature forecast shows most all of the USA experiencing above average temperatures this November, December, and January. The Pacific Northwest and Southeast are forecasted to have near average temperatures during this forecast period. Southern Alaska is forecasted to have below average temperatures during this period.
The Precipitation forecast has a couple of bright spots. Montana is showing Above Average Precipitation along with much of Idaho and just enough of Wyoming. There are some great ski resorts within this zone and they are listed below.
Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Illinois, and Texas are also forecasted to receive above average precipitation in November, December, and January of winter 2013/14.
The Southeast of the USA is forecasted to receive below average precipitation during November, December, and January of winter 2013/14.
The ski resorts forecasted to receive Above Average Precipitation are some great ones:
Big Sky, MT (the biggest ski resort in USA after combining with Moonlight Basin in August)
Bridger Bowl, MT – Sun Valley, ID – Schweitzer, ID – Jackson Hole, WY
NOAA WINTER WEATHER FORECAST 2013/14 BREAKDOWN:
The above graphs shows much of the USA with above average temperatures during November, December, and January of winter 2013/14. The Pacific Northwest temperature forecast is for near average temperatures along with much of the Eastern Seaboard and Southeast USA. The Southern Alaska temperature forecast if for below average temperatures.
The above graph shows most of the USA with near average precipitation during November, December, and January of winter 2013/14. Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming are forecasted to have above average precipitation during this period. Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Illinois, and Oklahoma are also forecasted to have above average precipitation during this period. The Southeast of the USA is forecasted to have below average precipitation during this period.
See other Winter Weather Forecast for 2013/14:
Noaa are the only ones predicting above avg temps for Midwest and great lakes there are multiple weather agency’s and forecasters predicting cold weather
I guess they don’t NOAA what they are talking about.
This is great news! Hoping for another wall to wall opening like last season. Think snow people!
First good weather news in a long while.
It’s Jackson’s time…
M to the T!