Dramatic Drop In Snowfall For This NYC Winter: New Forecast
A powerful El Niño could reshape New York City's winter, but forecasters warn of a major weather wildcard. New York City could receive just 10 to 20 inches of snow for the 2026-27 winter, down from the 43.4 inches recorded last winter, according to AccuWeather's seasonal forecast. The World Meteorological Organization predicts a nearly 100percent chance of El Niño continuing through February 2027. The timing of each storm and the availability of cold air will determine whether precipitation falls as rain, snow or a mix. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration plans to update its winter outlook on Nov. 19. For now, the forecast points toward less snow overall in New York City than last winter.
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The City could receive just 10 to 20 inches of snow during the 2026-27 winter, down sharply from the 43.4 inches recorded last winter, according to AccuWeather’s seasonal forecast. How Could El Niño C... [1354 symbols]
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