2016

                                                      United States

                                           Winter Predictions by GWO

                                           

                               Precipitation - Temperatures - Snowfall

                                                      

 

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             1.  United States 2016 winter Predictions (excludes the California Region -  see the

                  Special California Drought Prediction for the next 3 winters)

             2.  Predictions Include:  Graphics and discussions for precipitation (above or below

                   normal) , snowfall (above or below normal), temperatures departure from normal,

                   and a spring precipitation and flood discussion.

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 1.    Predictions can be viewed on the Password Protected Pages

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         Floods, blizzards, warm and cold - all predicted for the 2016 Winter

 

              2014-15

             Prediction

               by GWO

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1.  Overview -   

    As predicted by GWO, the temperatures across the eastern two thirds of the United States were much colder

    during the past two winters (2013-14 and 2014-15).  The winters were actually the coldest since the 1970s

    (As predicted by GWO), and much colder than the mild global warming period (1997-2012).  And as predicted

    by GWO, the west coast remained warm and dry.

 

   GWO's Climate Pulse Technology incorporates several factors for determining the United States winter of

   2015-16.  Determination of the severity of the 2016 winter (November 2015 into April 2016) is based on the

   Natural Climate Pulse similarties to past years, the cooling of the Artic and expanding extent of Artic ice, positions

   of semi-permanent weather features such as the Aleutian low pressure center,  and the presence or non

   presence of an El Nino or La Nina.

 

Weather Patterns - 2014/15 Winter

    Several factors determined the conditions experienced during the past two years.  GWO predicted that the

    abnormally strong Pacific High would remain in place along the West Coast of the United States, thus pushing

    the Aleutian Low more northward.  This resulted in warm dry conditions on the West Coast, and set the stage

    for a stubborn two year pattern to remain in place across the eastern two thirds of the United States.  This is all

    in association with a Climate Pulse Cycle that causes abnormal weather patterns.

 

   Also contributing to the severity of the weather pattern is a cooling Arctic Region; during the past two Arctic

   summers, the high Arctic experienced about 120 consecutive days of below normal temperatures. The last 

   time this region experienced even 1 year similar to this was back in the 1970s, and two consecutive years with

   similar conditions were back in the 1960s.  With the Antarctic experiencing similar cooling, this is a strong

   signal that despite the warmth on the West Coast, a Global Cooling cycle has begun.

 

   The combination of the strong Pacific High anchored over the West Coast, retreat of the Aleutian Low, cooling

   of the high and Eastern Arctic, all contributed to another year of cold Arctic Polar Vortex's dominating much of

   the 2015 winter and spring across the eastern two-thirds of the United States, Canada and Greenland.