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A La Niña winter could be on the horizon for the United States, according to the Climate Prediction Center’s (CPC) latest forecast. The CPC, a division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), suggests that La Niña is likely to develop between now and December, potentially lingering into early 2025.
What Does La Niña Mean for Oregon?
La Niña typically reaches its peak during winter, bringing wetter and cooler conditions to regions like the Pacific Northwest and the Ohio Valley. At the same time, the southern half of the U.S. generally experiences warmer and drier weather patterns.
This map highlights snowfall trends during 22 La Niña
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