Winter Weather 2023 23 – Every year since 1818, the Farmer’s Almanac has provided an extended weather forecast to help people plan ahead, and this forecast exceeds the expected 23/24 winter forecast. See what winter has in store for you next season.
What is the weather forecast for next winter? Will there be a storm or three – enough snow to play plowing? Are the cold temperatures bringing a chill to your yard? Here’s the Farmers’ Almanac’s winter weather forecast for 2024, including winter weather tips.
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“After last year’s strangely warm winter, this winter should bring some welcome cold weather — especially in the Great Lakes, Midwest and New England.” Brrr “is back! We’re forecasting snow and colder temperatures across the country.” – Editor Pete Geiger BRRR is back!
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Winter weather is slowly returning. After last year’s unseasonably warm winter, the traditional cold temperatures and snowy conditions will return to the continental United States. (Read the winter weather forecast below.)
Winter officially begins on December 21, 2023. But that doesn’t mean cold and snowy conditions can wait until then. Did you know that meteorological winter begins on December 1st? December 2023 is predicted to be quite stormy. Our extended weather forecast shows some blizzard conditions that will bring snow to parts of northern New England and the north central states, as well as parts of northern and central New Mexico, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
El Nino (abnormal water temperature along the Pacific coast of South America) will develop in the second half of 2023 and last until the winter of 2024. Given that, with our forecasting experience, that means cooler temperatures. will spread across the country and bring snow, sleet and ice with them.
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Based on mathematical and astronomical formulas, our average weather forecast calls for above-average temperatures and much snow, sleet, sleet, and rain in most of the Great Lakes, Midwest, and central and northern New England, especially in January. and February. (Whistle…)
An unusually wet and snowy winter is forecast for the Pacific Northwest. If an El Nino occurs, it could push subtropical air into California, leading to another wet, white winter that could keep California and the Southwest from drought.
Winters in the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains will bring very cold temperatures and occasional storms, bringing widespread rain and snow.
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Equipment should be prepared, as cold weather is expected through January and February, and a major winter storm is likely in mid-January.
The Southeast and Florida will have a wetter than normal winter, with generally mild winter temperatures, but a slight frost may keep snowbirds indoors from cold and snow.
For those living in the I-95 corridor from Washington to Boston who saw a lack of winter precipitation last winter, you’ll experience the opposite, with lots of rain/snow and storms to come.
Back To Back Winter Storms Target Interior Northeast
March is back to us Brrr and won’t be letting go easily. The extended forecast for March shows strong fluctuations in thermometers, especially in the east. March may come in like a lion’s share of stormy weather across the country.
Every year since 1818, we’ve turned to our proven weather formula to give you weather forecasts not just for next winter, but for the rest of the year. Our goal is to help you plan ahead. Yes, predicting the weather too early has its perils, and sometimes nature likes to remind us that it has the last word. However, we do our best with the tools available to provide you with concise and regional forecasts. According to the 2023 edition of the Old Farmer’s Almanac, January temperatures in the Prairies will be 7 degrees below normal.
1/1 Winter forecast map according to the ancient farmer’s calendar. Picture of Old Farmer’s Almanac
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LAKELAND — The latest edition of The Old Farmer’s Almanac, a staple on many farms, provides an annual forecast of what weather Canadians can expect each year. Winter months.
According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, “Most Canadians should prepare for the cold season as usual – but with ‘hidden chills’.”
“Freeze, freeze, freeze … no matter how you say ‘cold,’ most Canadians look forward to this season,” said newspaper editor Janice Steelman. It’s winter this year.”
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. “But as an added ‘bonus’, we also expect unusually deep mini-freezes in many parts of the country, which will appear and be surprising in their intensity.”
Winter is expected to arrive early in the 2023 forecast, with cold temperatures moving from Yukon and northern Alberta across the Prairies and into southern Ontario and southwestern Quebec.
According to an older media release: “Icy conditions will arrive in mid-to-late November 2022 – likely to worsen as the season progresses. For example, temperatures in the prairies will average 7 degrees below normal in January.” Farmer’s Almanac.
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Even though temperatures in the rest of Canada will be normal or near normal, that doesn’t mean those areas won’t be affected. Several major snowstorms are forecast for Quebec and Atlantic Canada, with the first expected to arrive in November 2022.
Snow will fall across much of Ontario, “much of the southern Prairies and British Columbia will be wetter than snow, with snow and freezing rain more common than normal.”
A hot and wet season is expected for the summer of 2023 across much of Western Canada, including all of Alberta.
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By mid-February, temperatures 10 to 30 miles above the North Pole had risen to 50 degrees, setting off a chain reaction that affected North American weather. Known as a “Sudden Stratospheric Warming” event, the sudden warming of the stratosphere – the second layer of Earth’s atmosphere – disrupted the polar vortex and caused it to collapse.
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Three weeks before this event, dominoes fell, disrupting the weather in North America. Currently, parts of the eastern United States — parts of the fury of Winter — may experience cold snaps and an increased risk of winter storms.
Currently, the development of high pressure over Greenland—a textbook example of polar vortex disruption—is helping to push cold air out of the Arctic and south. The Arctic has suddenly turned unusually mild in many areas, with moderate temperatures spreading across the eastern US as a pair of winter storms prepare to move from the upper Midwest into the northeast and into the mid-Atlantic.
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This calendar inches closer and closer to astronomical spring, but winter may not be ready to give up its grip just yet. Experts believe the disruption of the polar vortex is already having an impact – and the last chill of winter is already being felt.
Polar Vortex Life Cycle Season: December 1, 2022 – Mid-March 2023 10 p.m. #PolarVortex #ECMWF #MODES other levels https://t.co/H5jIxXlHOZ pic.twitter.com/jsGwZq4dEg — Nedjelka Žagar (@NedjeljkaZ) March 8, 2023
The stratospheric polar vortex is similar to a powerful atmospheric vortex that is two to three times the height of a commercial airliner. Because of the lack of sunlight, the cold temperatures in the Arctic cause the air column to condense and the ground to contract. This creates a void in the upper atmosphere, creating a vacuum-like effect inside. As the surrounding air vortices counter-clockwise, it also cools and the same process repeats.
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The stronger the vortex, the faster the vibration. This keeps the Arctic cold at high latitudes. But if something weakens the vortex or disrupts its circulation, bone-chilling blasts of air can veer toward the mid-latitudes.
This takes several weeks, but after a polar vortex disruption or a sudden stratospheric warming event, the effects begin to be felt in the lower atmosphere.
“It is common for there to be a long lag between the initial and most obvious effects on climate,” Simon Lee, an atmospheric scientist at Columbia University, wrote in an email.
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According to Lee, there was sudden stratospheric warming