00:00your winter could look very different this year. A potentially record-setting El Nino
00:04is expected to drive the 2026-27 winter. And long-range forecaster Paul Pastelok
00:10says it has the potential to be the strongest on record. Here is what that means for snow.
00:16Boston is forecast to get 15 to 30 inches, compared with 62.8 inches last winter.
00:22Philadelphia, 5 to 15 inches, compared with 30 point ma. But Salt Lake City could see 50 to 65
00:28inches, compared with just 3.7 last winter. In California, several atmospheric rivers are
00:34expected, which could bring mountain snow, flooding, landslides, and coastal erosion.
00:39Heating demand should drop sharply in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan,
00:43where temperatures are forecast to run more than 3 degrees above average. But heating demand may
00:48rise in Houston, Las Vegas, New Orleans, and Phoenix. Severe weather, including tornado potential,
00:54is possible in the southeast and mid-Atlantic. And rivers in the Tennessee and lower Mississippi
01:00valleys could flood by spring. Forecasts can change. What are you expecting where you live?
01:05Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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