Category Archives: U.S. Outlook
U.S. Seasonal Outlook (February – April 2013)
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center expects a large area extending Mississippi up through Nevada, as well as the Northeast, to be warmer than normal. The northern plains, Pacific Northwest, and southern Alaska are expected to be cooler than normal. For more information about this, the precipitation outlook, and the drought outlook for the United States, read on! Continue reading
Category: U.S. Outlook
Tags: Climate, Drought Outlook, Precipitation Outlook, Temperature Outlook
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Tags: Climate, Drought Outlook, Precipitation Outlook, Temperature Outlook
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U.S. Winter Outlook
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center expects that for winter, the upper Midwest, southern Florida, ad southeastern Alaska will experience below average temperatures. Northern Alaska and much of the southwest can expect warmer than normal temperatures. For more information about this and the precipitation outlook, read on! Continue reading
U.S. Early Winter Outlook
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center expects that for the early part of winter, only the southern portion of Florida will experience below normal temperatures on average. Other parts of the country may experience above normal temperatures or average conditions. Continue reading
