La Niña returns for the third consecutive winter. What does that mean and how will it affect the winter?
What Does La Niña Mean for Winter 2022?
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New All-Weather Storage Containers
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2020-2021 Long Range Winter Forecasts
This winter is set to be affected by the cooler than average ocean surface temperatures along the equator causing La Niña conditions. That means it could be drier than average in many parts of the country.