We have just said goodbye to the great heat but curiosity plays bad tricks and many are already interested in understanding what kind of winter awaits us. Although it is difficult to establish the contours of the season well in advance and it is wrong to talk about forecasts, the team of meteogiuliacci.it tried to trace a first weather trend. “Unfortunately, we know that recently frost and snow have become much rarer. Especially in some areas, such as the Po Valley and the mountainous zones, the collapse of snowfall compared to a few decades ago is clearly visible”, the experts anticipated in the latest article published on the site. The biggest problem? “It rains and it doesn’t snow”.
“Winter precipitation accumulations are increasing and in the subalpine and Po Valley areas the tendency is towards an increase in the quantity of precipitated water. Only the cold Po Valley cushion is no longer able to retain the frost and convert the intense sirocco or libeccia winds into snow on the ground”, continued the team, reiterating the now known effects of climate change. “Snowfall is the prerogative of reliefs above 1000 meters and often and willingly up to 2000 the innovation is even discontinuous”, added the meteorologists.
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2024-09-10 12:05:55
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Winter 2024-2025 Forecast: What to Expect
As the summer heat begins to fade, attention turns to the upcoming winter season, and many are wondering what the winter of 2024-2025 has in store. While it’s difficult to predict the exact contours of the season, various weather organizations have provided early insights into the winter trends we can expect.
Farmers’ Almanac Winter Forecast
According to the Farmers’ Almanac winter forecast for 2024-2025, the Northwest region of the United States can expect rain and wet snow, with a winter weather advisory already in effect in Columbus, Ohio as of January 19, 2024 [[1]].
NOAA Winter Outlook
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has also released its early winter outlook, predicting above-normal temperatures in the Northeast region, with a high probability of exceeding 60% for warmer conditions [[2]]. This is based on patterns and data readings in the Pacific Ocean, which NOAA uses to make its winter weather predictions for North America [[3]].
Winter Precipitation Trends
In contrast to recent years, winter precipitation accumulations are expected to increase, particularly in the subalpine and Po Valley areas. However, the cold Po Valley cushion is no longer able to retain the frost and convert intense sirocco or libeccio winds into snow [[meteogiuliacci.it]].
Snowfall Trends
Unfortunately, snowfall has become much rarer in recent years, especially in areas such as the Po Valley and mountainous zones. According to meteogiuliacci.it, the collapse of snowfall compared to a few decades ago is clearly visible, with the biggest problem being “it rains and it doesn’t snow”.
Conclusion
While the exact details of the winter 2024-2025 season are still uncertain, early forecasts suggest a mix of winter weather trends across different regions. The Northwest can expect rain and wet snow, while the Northeast is predicted to experience above-normal temperatures. Meanwhile, winter precipitation accumulations are expected to increase in certain areas, although snowfall remains a rare occurrence in many parts of the world.
Stay tuned for further updates on the winter 2024-2025 forecast as more information becomes available.
2024-2025 winter predictions
Winter 2024-2025 Forecast: What to Expect
As the summer heat begins to fade, attention turns to the upcoming winter season, and many are wondering what the winter of 2024-2025 has in store. While it’s difficult to predict the exact contours of the season, various weather organizations have provided early insights into the winter trends we can expect.
Farmers’ Almanac Winter Forecast
According to the Farmers’ Almanac winter forecast for
