00:00Boston recorded more than 62 inches of snow last winter.
00:03This year, the forecast is dramatically different.
00:06AccuWeather's 2026-2027 winter outlook predicts a major shift in snowfall across the United States.
00:14Parts of the central and western regions could see above-average snow,
00:18including the Sierra Nevada and the central and southern Rocky Mountains.
00:22Some parts of the plains, including Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma, and Missouri,
00:27are also highlighted in the outlook.
00:30But the northeast could experience a much quieter winter.
00:33Philadelphia recorded 30.1 inches of snow last winter.
00:36This season, AccuWeather forecasts just 5 to 15 inches.
00:40Boston recorded 62.8 inches, but its forecast range is 15 to 30 inches.
00:46The Pacific Northwest, an area stretching toward the Great Lakes,
00:49are also expected to see below-average snowfall.
00:52However, these are seasonal predictions, not guarantees.
00:55Actual snowfall will depend on how winter storms develop throughout the season.
01:00The key takeaway?
01:01This winter could bring very different snow totals, depending on where you live.
01:06Disclosure.
01:06This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
01:10So, Unders.
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