Direct Weather First to Issue 2020-2021 Winter Forecast

Clay Malott | | Post Tag for WeatherWeather

Direct Weather published the first major winter forecast for the 2020-2021 winter season on Monday, July 13. More forecasts are sure to come in the coming weeks and months, which can give us a pretty good idea of what this winter might look like.

Generally speaking, the earlier in the year a winter forecast is made, the less accurate it will be. This is because meteorologists have a less clear idea of what the atmospheric and El Niรฑo-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) patterns look like. The long term winter forecasts are rarely correct, due to ever-changing atmospheric conditions.

Summary:

The forecast calls for above-average snowfall in the Pacific Northwest, some of the Intermountain West including Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, and Colorado, and the northeast. These regions will likely receive above average snowfall due to the La Niรฑa pattern that is predicted to be in effect this winter.

The forecast calls for drier winters in the Sierra Nevada mountain range of California and parts of Utah and New Mexico.

If you want to watch the full forecast from Direct Weather’s YouTube channel, go check it out here.


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15 thoughts on “Direct Weather First to Issue 2020-2021 Winter Forecast

    1. Try Washington, Maine, Michigan, Snowy California Mountains. Or best, go to CANADA!!!! I went there and loved it.

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