Summary
A new map shared by meteorologists shows potential snowfall amounts across the U.S. for the upcoming winter. The map suggests that the Northeast and Northwest could see significant snow, while southern states like Florida may see little to no snow. Experts advise interpreting these forecasts with caution since they are based on models and averages rather than precise predictions.
Key Facts
- The map is based on data from the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF).
- High snowfall is expected in parts of the Northeast, Northwest, Upper Midwest, Great Plains, and Mountain West.
- Little snow is expected in Florida and along the Gulf Coast.
- The map combines current model data with 30-year historical snowfall averages.
- Meteorologist Chad Merrill advises caution, noting that snow forecasts can vary due to factors like snow ratio and storm nature.
- Historical averages show above-normal snow in the Northwest, northern Rockies, and regions like northeast Minnesota and Wisconsin.
- Below-average snow is expected in the Southwest, Mountain West, and along parts of the East Coast.
- Forecasts are subject to change and local updates will be provided by regional National Weather Service branches.
