Will Alabama see snow this winter? Here’s NOAA’s latest outlook
The temperature outlook is forecasting a 50-60 percent probability that southern Alabama will have warmer-than-average temperatures over the winter months. Central and most of north Alabama have slightly lower but still decent odds of a warmer winter — 40 to 50 percent, according to the outlook. (The temperature outlook is at the top of this post.)
NOAA’s Latest Winter Forecast Is Good News for PNW Skiers
Each month, NOAA updates its seasonal outlooks —broad, months-long predictions that assess the odds of precipitation and temperature outcomes across the U.S. This month’s update was released today, October 17, 2024, and as far as prospective skiing conditions go, states across the Northwestern corner of the country appear to be the frontrunners.
The agency's outlook for the 2024-2025 season shows a continuing trend of winters dominated by above-average temperatures.
Potentially flooding rains could start as early as Wednesday afternoon, NWS states. Final preparations should be complete.
On Tuesday evening during a measurement flight, the NOAA Aircraft Operations Center dropped the ashes of Peter Dodge, a ...
The Loop Current is known to intensify storms because of its deep, warm water, but other factors are at play with Hurricane ...
Skygazers, you're in luck! Dahl says its likely that the northern lights will be visible again this year and for years to ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback