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Temperature Outlook: December - February
NOAA temperature outlook
Above-average temperatures are expected from portions of the lower-Mississippi Valley westward to the Southern Plains and the Southwest.
Temperatures are forecast to stay below average from the Great Lakes westward to the Dakotas, Northern Rockies, Pacific Northwest and the coast of California.
The combination of below-average temperatures and above-average precipitation in the Pacific Northwest and western Montana could result in increased mountain snow.
Areas not shaded have an equal chance of seeing average, below average or above-average temperatures this winter.
link with more info
http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather-news/news/articles/noaa-winter-outlook_2011-10-20
NOAA temperature outlook
Above-average temperatures are expected from portions of the lower-Mississippi Valley westward to the Southern Plains and the Southwest.
Temperatures are forecast to stay below average from the Great Lakes westward to the Dakotas, Northern Rockies, Pacific Northwest and the coast of California.
The combination of below-average temperatures and above-average precipitation in the Pacific Northwest and western Montana could result in increased mountain snow.
Areas not shaded have an equal chance of seeing average, below average or above-average temperatures this winter.
link with more info
http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather-news/news/articles/noaa-winter-outlook_2011-10-20
