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- Southern and Southwestern Regions: Expected to see above-normal temperatures, with parts of the Carolinas, Florida, and Desert Southwest maintaining milder conditions.
The overall trend indicates a more active winter, with frequent storm systems and variability in weather patterns driven by the interplay of ocean temperatures and atmospheric dynamics.
Conclusion: An Active and Snow-Filled Winter Likely
The influence of La Niña suggests an active winter season characterized by normal to above-normal snowfall and consistent precipitation across much of the United States. While temperatures in the Ohio Valley are projected to hover around normal, regions farther north should prepare for colder and snowier conditions.