Daily News | Forecasters cast yet another early vote for a mild winter in Philly
For those who view winter as a punitive experience, the long-range forecasters continue to send their warm wishes, with the early seasonal outlooks not showing much love for snow partisans or plow contractors.
The state of the atmosphere also argues for below-normal snowfall along the Northeast Corridor, Jon Gottschalck, chief of the climate center’s Operational Prediction Branch, said at teleconference. Since weather tends to move west-to-east, the cooling of the overlying air out that way affects upper-air currents to deliver systems to the United States.
Worth noting, however, is that La Niña, which reduces the upper-air winds that shred incipient tropical storms, was a big reason why the consensus forecasts called for a hyper-active hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin. The tropical-storm activity has been about normal, and the season shows every sign of ending with a whimper.It’s beginning to look a lot like last winter, says Todd Crawford, veteran seasonal forecaster for weather.
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