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Weather for TravelingNOAA expects a very strong El Nino. In Ohio's 7 strong El Nino winters all nine stations fell below normal, but Mansfield lost 46 percent and Cincinnati 29.
Weather for TravelingNOAA expects a record El Nino. Across Michigan's 7 strong El Nino winters all ten stations finished below normal, but Muskegon lost half its snow and Marquette lost almost none.
Weather for TravelingNOAA expects a record El Nino. Across Texas's 9 strong El Nino winters Lubbock nearly doubled its snowfall, while Houston finished blank in 6 of 7.
Weather for TravelingMount Mitchell averages 89 inches of snow a season and Wilmington under an inch. NWS station records by region, plus the honest 2026-2027 outlook.
Weather for TravelingNOAA expects a record El Nino. Across Pittsburgh's 9 strong El Nino winters, 8 finished below normal, averaging 31.2 inches against a 44.1 inch normal.
Weather for TravelingNobody forecasts a season's snowfall. So we opened 598 Pennsylvania winters: what strong El Nino really did to Erie, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Weather for TravelingNOAA does not forecast seasonal snowfall, so we opened the record: 2,692 station-winters showing what strong El Nino delivered across 36 US cities.
Weather for TravelingColor on one tree lasts a median 41 days, and different species peak a month apart. From 14,006 tree-years of US phenology records, state by state.
Weather for TravelingDenver's median first snow is 18 October. In seven strong El Nino winters since 1950, southern Colorado ran well above normal and Steamboat ran below.
Weather for TravelingMaryland averages 19.3 inches of snow a season, but Oakland gets 104.9. NOAA records, what El Nino really means here, and why no map can give a total.
Weather for TravelingTennessee snowfall runs from 2.7 inches at Memphis to 9.2 at Bristol, with feet in the high Smokies. Official NOAA normals, the record storms, and what every 2026-2027 forecast really says.
Weather for TravelingThe nearest reliable snow to Atlanta is a made-snow tubing hill an hour north, or ski slopes 2.5 to 4 hours away in NC and Tennessee. Drive times, and the venue everyone still lists that closed years ago.
