New report reveals winter warming trend across U.S., impacting snowfall, water supplies, and winter sports. Upper Midwest, Alaska, Northeast, and Ohio Valley experiencing most significant warming, with some areas seeing increases of over five degrees. Most cities now experience at least seven more warmer-than-normal winter days compared to the early 1970s. Forecast for winter 2025-2026 suggests southern tier and eastern seaboard will likely be warmer than normal, while northern tier is expected to be wetter than normal. This trend follows other data released earlier this summer, highlighting extreme heat across nearly all U.S. states and a later first freeze.

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