Snow Drought in Northeast Likely to End This Winter, Forecast Shows

The latest weather forecast reported that snow drought can likely end in the Northeast this winter. Americans with Holiday plans can expect snow and colder temperatures as winter begins.

The northeastern US has experienced a snowy outlook, storms, heavy rain and colder conditions, causing travel dangers and disruption.

Last year, the winter in New York City recorded less measurable snowfall.

In this year, the forecast explained that the winter will be different than in 2022. Homeowners should expect a potential end of snow drought in the region.

People should still check for Flood Watch and concerns in parts of the US, including in the Northeast and Pacific Northwest. As winter begins, homeowners should check for winter storms, blizzards, heavy snow, freezing rain and localized power outages.

Snow Drought in Northeast

The latest weather forecast showed that it has been two years since the Northeast recorded plowable snow, especially in NYC and Washington DC. The region had 0.2 of an inch of snowfall accumulation. In this year's winter, it can likely improve.

The snow in the Interstate 95 corridor can finally anticipate heavy snow, especially in January and February. The El Nino can likely impact the weather, but the winter can become colder and different.

Meanwhile, colder conditions can spread in Christmas in the following areas:

• Seattle
• Billings
• San Francisco
• Los Angeles
• El Paso
• Minneapolis
• Chicago
• Kansas City
• Memphis
• Dallas
• Houston
• Boston
• New York
• Washington
• Charlotte

NWS Kansas City reported dry conditions and above-normal temps in the early week. On Monday, the temperatures can reach from mid-30s to lower-40s.

Meanwhile, NWS Duluth reported that light snow could unload in the region as a cold front is expected. In Buffalo, people should check for soaring rain and the chance of snow on Monday morning.

Winter Preparedness in the US: What Can People Prepare

The winter conditions in the US can be challenging in parts of the US due to heavy snow and extreme cold. Motorists should keep updated with the weather, especially people with plans in the Northeast and Midwest.

Here are essential reminders for motorists traveling this week:

• Homeowners should check the latest Winter Advisories this week, especially for areas with heavy snow. When the weather worsens, it is advisable to stay at home.
• Cold-related health concerns are possible such as hypothermia and frostbite. When leaving home, it is important to wear winter-related clothes.
• Emergency survival kits are also crucial for homes and vehicles this month, which includes battery-powered radio, flashlights, medicine kits and food supplies.

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