A new seasonal outlook suggests the upcoming U.S. winter may bring milder temperatures and increased precipitation across much of the country, though southern regions could see higher-than-average snowfall. Forecasters attribute the shift to persistent climate patterns influencing weather systems, with potential implications for water resources and winter travel. While northern areas may experience wetter conditions, the southern states face a greater likelihood of snow accumulation than usual. The forecast highlights the growing unpredictability of winter weather amid long-term climate trends.
US winter is likely to be wetter and warmer, forecasters say, with more snow in the south The Guardian
