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California set for heavier snows as super El Niño shapes winter forecast
weather8 days ago

California set for heavier snows as super El Niño shapes winter forecast

OpenSnow’s 2026–2027 Winter Forecast ties a developing super El Niño to above-average snowfall across California and Nevada, with the Central Sierra and popular Southern California resorts like Mammoth Mountain and China Peak most likely to see heavy snow after the new year; Northern California may see warmer conditions, and while the season could be notably snowy, experts caution that record totals aren’t guaranteed, citing past El Niño variability.

via nypost.com|
#california#el-nino#open-snow
Massachusetts braces for a potential super El Niño and global climate ripple effects
weather3 months ago

Massachusetts braces for a potential super El Niño and global climate ripple effects

Forecasters expect a 'super' El Niño to form later this year, potentially one of the strongest on record, which could bring a milder, snow-light winter to Massachusetts, a quieter Atlantic hurricane season, and broader global shifts toward warmer temperatures, possibly making 2027 the warmest year on record as ocean warmth releases into the atmosphere.

via CBS News|
#el-nino#massachusetts#snowfall
May snowstorm could drop inches on drought-weary Colorado and Wyoming
weather3 months ago

May snowstorm could drop inches on drought-weary Colorado and Wyoming

Colorado is bracing for a major May snowstorm that could bring several inches to Denver and surrounding areas and Wyoming, potentially the largest in a decade or two, as warm spring temperatures collide with cold air. The storm should be followed by a return to 70-degree conditions later in the week, but could cause travel disruptions and power outages in a drought-stricken region.

via The Washington Post|
#colorado#denver#snow-storms
Alaska ends record-cold winter as El Niño looms with warmer, snow-light forecasts
weather4 months ago

Alaska ends record-cold winter as El Niño looms with warmer, snow-light forecasts

Alaska endured its coldest December–March in roughly 50 years, with Fairbanks posting its coldest period and Juneau experiencing a snowier December and March, while Anchorage logged its coldest March since 1960–61. Now forecasters anticipate a strong El Niño by mid-year, likely making summers 1–3 degrees warmer and winters 2–4 degrees warmer across most of the state, and substantially reducing snowfall, though some regions may see different effects.

via Alaska Public Media|
#alaska#el-nino#noaa
Minnesota Wraps Up Weekend Snowstorm With Widespread Inches Across the State
weather5 months ago

Minnesota Wraps Up Weekend Snowstorm With Widespread Inches Across the State

A major weekend snowstorm is winding down across Minnesota with heavy accumulations concentrated in the southeast, including 20.5 inches in Wabasha and 14 inches in Rochester; the Twin Cities area logged substantial totals in suburbs like Prior Lake (about 13.7 inches), Maple Grove (10 inches) and Bloomington (9.5 inches). Winds are driving blizzard conditions, prompting MnDOT to issue a no-travel advisory for southern Minnesota while the National Guard stands by for potential rescue operations.

via CBS News|
#blizzard#minnesota#snowfall
Upper Midwest Braced for Blizzard-Heavy Snowfall With Record Totals
weather5 months ago

Upper Midwest Braced for Blizzard-Heavy Snowfall With Record Totals

A major winter storm moving from the High Plains to the Great Lakes could dump 2–4 feet of snow in parts of northern Wisconsin, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and Minnesota, with blizzard conditions, near-zero visibility, and power-outage risk through Sunday into Monday; southern areas may see a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain, while some bands could produce 1–3 inches per hour in heavy snowfall areas and trigger travel disruptions tracked by an address-based snowfall map.

via USA Today|
#blizzard#snowfall#travel-disruptions
Historic Midwest Snowstorm Poised to Slam Minnesota and Wisconsin This Weekend
weather5 months ago

Historic Midwest Snowstorm Poised to Slam Minnesota and Wisconsin This Weekend

A powerful late-winter storm is forecast to hit the Upper Midwest this weekend, potentially ranking among the region’s strongest snow events with heavy snowfall likely from Minneapolis–Saint Paul through Northeast Wisconsin and the Michigan Upper Peninsula (some spots could see 1–2+ feet). The system also brings a southern-edge threat of tornadoes, northward blizzard conditions with strong winds, and, as it exits, a risk of flooding in the Northeast. In the Twin Cities, accumulations could approach or exceed historical marks, with some areas possibly reaching around 20 inches.

via The New York Times|
#midwest#minnesota#snowfall
Snow drought drags down Vail Resorts' earnings
business5 months ago

Snow drought drags down Vail Resorts' earnings

A snow-starved winter forced Vail Resorts to cut its earnings forecast, with skier visits down about 11.9% through March 1 and declines across ski school, dining, rentals, and lift tickets. The company lowered its annual target from about $842–$898 million to $745–$775 million as Epic Pass sales slow and promotions (younger-pass discounts and half-price tickets for friends/family) aim to spur demand, while stock remained under pressure.

via Colorado Public Radio|
#business#earnings-forecast#epic-pass
Mid-Atlantic snowstorm piles up record daily totals across PA, DE and NJ
weather6 months ago

Mid-Atlantic snowstorm piles up record daily totals across PA, DE and NJ

A powerful nor’easter dumped heavy snow across the Mid-Atlantic, breaking daily records in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Trenton and Wilmington. By midday, Atlantic City neared 17 inches and Philadelphia about 14 inches, with Mount Holly forecasting up to 20 inches; Sussex County, Del., saw as much as 19 inches, and parts of Monmouth and Middlesex counties in New Jersey reported over two feet. While these are notable daily records, meteorologists say the winter’s total snowfall is unlikely to reach long‑term seasonal records, which exceed about 70 inches in some winters. The storm should taper off this afternoon with potential coastal flooding in low‑lying areas, and additional snow is possible later in the week.

via WHYY|
#delaware#new-jersey#philadelphia
Providence Breaks Snowfall Record as Boston Weathered a Historic Blizzard
weather6 months ago

Providence Breaks Snowfall Record as Boston Weathered a Historic Blizzard

A northeast winter storm dumped record snowfall in Providence (32.8 inches, surpassing the Blizzard of ’78) and delivered heavy snow across the Boston area in 12–24 inch ranges, with Logan Airport at 14.4 inches by 1 p.m. and strong gusts up to 83 mph on Cape Cod and surrounding areas. The snow is expected to taper off by evening as winds subside, followed by a cold, sunny day; a smaller system is possible midweek and a colder pattern persists into the weekend.

via WGBH|
#boston#providence#snowfall
Historic Northeast Blizzard Dumps Record Snow, Halting Travel and Power
usnews6 months ago

Historic Northeast Blizzard Dumps Record Snow, Halting Travel and Power

A historic bomb cyclone blankets the Northeast with record snowfall—from Rhode Island’s three-plus feet to about 20 inches in New York City—causing widespread power outages, canceling thousands of flights and dimming travel across the region. Massachusetts reports hundreds of stranded vehicles, Cape Cod outages, and travel bans; New York City enacts homelessness outreach amid freezing conditions; cities mobilize extensive snow removal and shelters, with restoration expected to take days as crews work around the clock and Boston stores excess snow in ‘snow farms.’

via The New York Times|
#blizzard#northeast#poweroutages