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How cold, snowy will winter be? New NOAA forecast holds clues.

According to the forecast, a warmer-than-average winter is most likely across the southern tier of the nation, as well as in California and along much of the East Coast and Florida.

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Maps show NOAA's new winter forecast for the U.S.

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NOAA Forecast Maps Reveal What’s in Store for Your State This Winter

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What could Chicago's winter look like? Here's what NOAA's new projection says

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has released its 2025-26 winter weather outlook, and it paints an interesting picture about the Chicago area.

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NOAA releases winter outlook, which brings more bad news for Georgia's drought

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Late October hurricane forecast: Could reloaded La Niña interrupt Florida storm siesta?

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Winter 2025 forecast: What to expect based on where you live in the US

Some parts of the country are expected to face a colder and snowier season this year, but exact conditions will depend on which region you live in.

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When is the first snow expected in Ohio? See average start dates, Almanac winter forecast

Frost advisories are in effect across much of Ohio this week as overnight temperatures drop low enough to threaten gardens, crops and outdoor pipes.

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Winter 2025 forecast: What will temperatures be like in N.Y.? Here’s what the experts have to say

Before you know it, pumpkins will be replaced by Christmas trees and winter will descend upon New York. While meteorological winter begins on Dec. 1 and ends on the last day of February, astronomical winter begins on Dec.

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One of the nation’s largest private weather firms weighs in on the Northeast’s winter forecast

Lead Long-Range Expert, Paul Pastelok, has many things to consider in his winter crystal ball before coming up with a seasonal forecast, including ocean temperatures and a La Niña.

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Snowy winter ahead for N.J.? Here’s the early forecast from AccuWeather.

AccuWeather issued its 2025-2026 winter forecast Thursday morning, and it has mixed news for snow lovers and haters in New Jersey. The private forecasting company is predicting the Garden State region will get more snow than last winter, but less snow than it normally gets in a typical winter season.