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When you take all the atmospheric signals together — the La Niña-to-neutral transition, the shifting jet streams, the early-season temperature swings, and the late-winter wildcard factors — one message becomes clear: This winter won’t be defined by constant cold or endless storms… but it will be defined by variability.

Brian Ivey of Norcast Weather gives us an early look at what Winter 2025-2026 could hold backed by atmospheric signals, climatology, and trends that matter.

It’s that time of year. Let’s talk winter forecast projections for the 2024-2025 winter season. Below is a full video breaking down the forecast. Last winter was warm across much of North America with a widespread region from the Midwest into eastern Canada of extreme mild weather.

AccuWeather’s team of expert meteorologists is warning people and businesses to start preparing for a frenzy of tropical activity that could have major impacts on the United States this hurricane season.

The 2023-2024 winter has been one of the warmest on record, is El Niño the reason behind the unusually warm weather?

Back-to-back blockbuster wet seasons have provided plentiful rain and mountain snow, boosting the snowpack and water supply for millions of people.

$729.4 million will be used to support repair needs following natural disasters, extreme weather, or catastrophic events, such as hurricanes, flooding and mudslides.

Free weather apps have limitations for making critical snow and ice management decisions, emphasizing the financial and operational consequences of inaccurate forecasts, and suggests opting for professional private weather forecasting services for more reliable and tailored information.

Investing in timely snow removal services, can have a substantial economic impact, see how it can pay off for you.

As winter approaches, businesses should prepare for seasonal challenges like snowstorms with AccuWeather's Snow Warning Service™, offering hyper-local forecasts and expert insight to help implement essential measures for safeguarding operations.

The intensifying El Niño will set this winter apart from the previous year in certain regions of the United States. While major cities will experience colder temperatures and increased snowfall, this won't be the scenario everywhere.

The Farmer’s Almanac and the Old Farmer’s Almanac, have released their forecasts for the 2023-24 winter season. In this blog post, we’ll break down their forecasts, offer some analysis, and delve into the science (or lack thereof) behind these predictions.