When Are We Getting Snow Again This Year 2017

Wintertime means snowfall. Or it's supposed to! Many of our readers expect with snow skis and shovels in hand to see what Farmers' Almanac is predicting in its long-awaited extended outlook, while others use it as a cue to plan that warm-weather getaway, trading their parkas for pedicures!

So, without further ado, here's what we're forecasting for winter 2021-22

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Snow Days Ahead

According to the Farmers' Almanac's fourth dimension-tested weather condition formula, there volition be snow, but probably non equally much as a snow-sport enthusiasts might dream of. On average, nosotros'll see near-normal amounts of the white stuff from declension to coast. However, in that location will be notable calendar month-to-month variations.

❄️ January: The Common cold, Difficult Flakes ❄️

Winter's arctic will beginning gradually. In January, temperatures will start out mild for much of the state merely volition trend toward colder weather during the middle to latter part of the calendar month. Simply overall, the calendar month will be stormy, especially along the Atlantic Seaboard where an active storm track volition lead to a stretch of atmospheric precipitation in various forms: rain, snowfall, sleet, and ice.

The Great Lakes, Midwest, and Ohio Valley volition have more than than their off-white share of common cold and flaky atmospheric condition in January. The Northern Plains and Rockies volition also feel One-time Homo Winter'due south wrath with stormy conditions culminating to a possible blizzard later in the month.

What about Texas?

And for our friends in the Southern Great Plains, including Texas and Oklahoma, we are sorry to report that late January may bring some potentially frigid and flaky atmospheric condition like you lot experienced last wintertime. Hopefully, it won't be equally robust, but it doesn't hurt to be prepared.

Every bit for the Folks Out West…

You will be subjected to some hefty storms moving inland from the Pacific during the second week of January. See what else is predicted!

Winter Whopper? February's Flip-Flop Forecast

In sharp contrast, February will average out to be a much quieter calendar month in terms of storminess across much of the nation. In the eastern-third of the state, for example, nosotros calculate that on average at that place will be 57% fewer days of measurable precipitation compared to January, a significant drop-off. But that doesn't necessarily mean that storminess will be completely absent-minded.

Nosotros're forecasting a "wintertime whopper" for parts of the Northeast and Ohio Valley toward the terminate of February. Another "atmospheric hemorrhage" from the Pacific could lash almost of the far West, with everything from strong winds to heavy rains and snow.

March's Lion, We're Non Lyin'

March will run into close to normal atmospheric precipitation nationwide. But in a sense, March will be a microcosm of the unabridged winter. From start to finish, the month volition be full of stretches of uneventful weather, simply when it turns stormy, the atmospheric precipitation will come in big doses. For the East and Midwest, for example, a belatedly wintertime storm will blow in at mid-month followed by a nor'easter along the Eastward Declension toward month's end.

The "B" Give-and-take

We are raising red flags for strong winter storms for the Great Lakes and the Northeast during the second week of January, the final week of February, and 2d week of March on account of bouts of heavy snowfall, rain, or a wintry mix of both. A possible blizzard is predicted for the Northern Plains and Rockies near the stop of the third week of January.

Seesaw Temperatures

What about cold? Winter temperatures are expected to range from about – to somewhat-below normal beyond the eastern-third of the nation, well below-normal over the Central U.s., and nigh-normal across the western The states, especially in Feb. Then if y'all've been putting off ownership those sale long johns or portable paw warmers, y'all may want to rethink it.

Especially come March, when most parts of the nation will be anxiously awaiting warmer days, the news is not all rosy: they will exist few and far between. In fact, around the time of the vernal equinox, which occurs on March twenty, unseasonably cold temperatures may grip many parts of the state. As we mentioned, this winter will be doing a lot of flip-flopping, with fluctuating temperatures, and March is no exception.

Find out how much snowfall and how cold the temperatures will be not only this winter, but for the unabridged year ahead!

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Source: https://www.farmersalmanac.com/extended-forecast

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