Coldest Air Hits Midwest, East Coast

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Another Arctic blast is coming. Is it a sign of things to come this winter?

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This winter was forecast to be marked by La Niña a global climate pattern in which cool waters well up to the surface from deep in the eastern Pacific Ocean .

While the pattern has yet to officially emerge, its influence typically means the season won’t experience wall-to-wall snowy and cold winters in the East .

The longer answer involves a meteorological concept known as persistence, which is influenced by the memory of the ocean.

This persistence factor will help pull the central and eastern states out of the depths of the chilly soon.

During the fall , low pressure commonly sat near the Pacific Northwest , sandwiched by a high-pressure system to the east, covering much of the United States , and another near Alaska ’s Aleutian Islands . This drove weirdly warm conditions early in November and was a major factor in the record-breaking coverage of drought across the country. As that pattern returns, signs are that colder-than-average temperatures will be the exception, not the rule, leading up to the holidays, due in part to the memory of the ocean..

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