The Winter of 2015-2016 May Be Much Milder Than Last [VIDEO]
As we approach November 2015, we can't help but think about the historic snowstorm in Snovember 2014 pounding Western New York. Seeing a map with terms like 'less lake-effect snow' and 'not as brutal' just warms my heart.
Accu Weather is predicting:
Regardless, the Northeast and mid-Atlantic can expect fewer days of subzero temperatures than last year. February of 2015 went down in the record books as the second-coldest February on record for both the region and for eight states individually, including Pennsylvania, New York and all six New England states.
Farther west, in the Great Lakes region, a lack of arctic air for much of the early and midwinter will lead to a weak lake-effect season, causing snowfall and precipitation totals to fall below normal.
Long Range Weather on you tube is also predicting a milder ad drier winter for the Northeast regions of the United States.
Okay, I'll believe it when I feel it this winter.
More From The New 96.1 WTSS
