This winter’s forecast is heating up—literally—in most of the U.S., with near-to-above-normal temps, but don’t pack away your snow gear just yet. The Northeast, Appalachians, parts of the West, and Alaska are bracing for snowy conditions, while the West and South could see wetter-than-average weather. Meanwhile, the East, Plains, and Southwest may experience drier conditions. All this comes amid El Niño’s influence, which experts warn could destabilize the polar vortex and send Arctic chill southward. The Old Farmer’s Almanac, boasting 80% accuracy since 1792, uses solar patterns and historical data to make its calls—so keep an eye on your region’s specific forecast, because winter’s surprises are still coming.
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