Winter Weather 2023 23 – Every year since 1818, the Farmers’ Almanac has provided a comprehensive weather forecast to help people plan ahead, and has just published the long-awaited winter forecast on the 23/24. See what kind of winter next season has in store for you in the full forecast below.
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After last year’s unseasonably warm winter season, this winter should delight cold-weather enthusiasts, especially those in the Great Lakes, Midwest and northern New England. ‘brrr’ is back! We’re expecting more snow and cold temperatures across the country.” – Editor Pete Geiger BRRR is back!
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Winter weather is coming back. After last year’s unusually warm winter, traditionally lower temperatures and snowy weather are returning to the United States. (Don’t forget to read our winter weather tips below.)
Winter officially begins on Thursday, December 21, 2023. But that doesn’t mean the cold and snowy conditions will wait until then. Did you know that meteorological winter begins on December 1st? December 2023 is set to get off to a very stormy start. Our long-range weather forecast calls for blizzards that will bring snow to northern New England, the north-central states, and northern and central New Mexico, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
There are signs that El Nino (abnormal water temperature off the Pacific coast of South America) will boil over in the second half of 2023 and last until the winter of 2024. The forecast formula means that cold temperatures are expected to prevail across the country, bringing snow, sleet and ice.
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Our broad weather forecast, based on a mathematical and astronomical formula, calls for below-average temperatures and heavy blizzards, sleet, ice and rain for many areas of the Great Lakes and Midwest, as well as the Central and Midwest. Northern New England, especially in January and February. (Brrrr…)
An unusually snowy and rainy winter is also forecast for the Pacific Northwest. If El Nino materializes, it could direct the subtropical jet into California, leading to another wet, white winter that will save California and the Southwest from drought.
Winter in the Great Plains and Rockies will bring freezing temperatures and occasional thunderstorms that will bring widespread rain and snow.
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With extremely cold weather forecast for January and February, Texans will have to deal with a major winter storm in mid-January.
The Southeast and Florida will have a wetter than normal winter with average winter temperatures, but a few frosts could chill snowbirds trying to escape the cold and snow.
Those of you who live along the I-95 corridor from Washington DC to Boston and noticed a lack of winter precipitation last winter will have to experience the opposite when dealing with rain/snow storms and heavy snowfall.
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March reminds us that Brerer is back and not letting him go so easily. The long forecast for March calls for wild swings in the thermometer, especially in the east. March can be like a lion, with stormy conditions across the country.
Every year since 1818, we’ve turned to our proven weather formula to provide you with a comprehensive weather forecast not just for the winter ahead, but for the entire year. Our goal is to help you plan ahead. Yes, predicting the weather already has its risks, and sometimes nature likes to remind us that she has the last word. However, we do our best to provide you with both these general forecasts and regional forecasts. Although early January began with very warm weather across much of North America, the past week has felt more like winter. Jimenez is almost over, but another winter storm is on the horizon, bringing heavy snowfall to parts of the country from Texas to Maine by the middle of this week. The frontal system will also bring new severe weather to the south and southeast with strong winds and the possibility of some tornadoes.
Potentially deep snow will fall across the central plains from the southern Rockies to the Mississippi and Ohio Valley, around the lakes and much of the Northeast. Significant amounts of snow are expected in the northeastern United States as the system is expected to deepen and become a Northeast American winter storm.
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Over the weekend, Hurricane Jimenez dumped a lot of snow on the Central Plains and Great Lakes of the Midwest. The satellite image below shows a cold front that has been moving up the east coast since Sunday and spreading towards the coast of the Gulf of Melilla.
A new wave is forming in the upper atmosphere off the west coast of the United States. It will move south into the southwestern United States, deepen into a cold core, and move toward the southern lowlands by Tuesday.
Below is this week’s review. A new wave will form in the southern Rockies on Tuesday, extending the new winter storm from New Mexico to Texas and Oklahoma. The system then strongly intensifies as it moves from the central US to the northeast. It affected millions of people across the country from the Plains to the Ohio Valley and Maine on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Along with and ahead of Winter Storm Cassandra, severe weather will spread from East Texas across the lower Mississippi Valley into the southeastern United States overnight Tuesday. After the storm, cooler air is expected to flow in from the north towards the end of next week, possibly by the end of January 2023.
Let’s take a closer look at the potential impacts as a new weather system forms across the country this week.
In the contiguous United States, the overall weather pattern this week shows a large wave coming in from the west and developing a deep frontal system over the southern Rockies and into the Lowlands on Tuesday. This low will deepen significantly as it moves into the lower/middle Mississippi Valley from Texas and Oklahoma on Tuesday.
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With a strong jet stream sliding across the Rockies, the coming winter storm could spread snow across more than 20 states. Although the area is not extensive, it will stretch from New Mexico to Maine.
An upper- and low-level frontal system will develop over East Texas Tuesday evening, gradually deepening the central pressure as it moves east-northeast Tuesday evening. Meanwhile, a high pressure system covers western and northwestern North America. This leads to a more northerly rotation of the wind flow across the plains, further cooling to the south and the development of a winter storm.
Meanwhile, deep moisture is moving north from the Gulf of Mexico, causing widespread rainfall and severe weather along the Gulf Coast Tuesday night. High humidity will also push new winter storm Cassandra to the cold side, bringing heavy snowfall to parts of the southern lowlands.
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This frontal system is expected to produce severe storms along the Gulf Coast on Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday night and Thursday morning. Some storms are expected to strengthen from southeastern Louisiana to southern parts of Mississippi and Alabama and western Florida.
The new winter storm will move slightly further south than the last Jimenez. Major impacts include parts of Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas. and on the northeast along the Ohio Valley. Snowfall will increase as a winter storm moves across the southern lowlands on Tuesday.
Some snow is expected to accumulate in Lubbock, Texas, Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Oklahoma by the end of Tuesday. About 5 to 8 inches would be possible. By Tuesday night, snow will spread east and northeast into the Midwest from Texas and Oklahoma. This includes the major cities of St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cleveland and maybe Chicago.
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Depending on how far south the cold air reaches, even the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area could see a mix of snow Tuesday night. DFW Airport last saw snowfall last February, averaging 1.5 inches per year.
The system will continue to move northeastward Wednesday through Thursday, potentially developing into a deep trough over the northeastern United States that could develop into another northeast storm Thursday through Friday. The likelihood of development increases with heavy snowfall and blizzards.
The amount of snow largely depends on the location of the surface frontal system and the core of the winter storm. Climate models are in good agreement that heavy snowfall will spread from the Texas Panhandle and northeast into Oklahoma.
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Some new snow is also expected on the eastern slopes of the Northern Rockies, central Montana and Wyoming as winds push high moisture into the mountains.
Until a winter storm hits, it’s hard to predict exactly where the heaviest accumulation will occur. However, significant amounts of snow are expected in central Oklahoma from the Panhandle to northern and southern Arkansas.
