[NOAA] Winter Outlook favors warmer temperatures for much of U.S. [of-course]

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ^ | October 18, 2018 | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

[daniel1212]

And no, I don’t believe in significant anthropomorphic-caused global warming.

My own skepticism of which, and rejection of Climate Change "religion" is what my posts reflect.

[usconservative]

Most of Iowa has had near record-low average temps for November, along with being dryer than normal.

Same here in the People's Socialist Republic of Illinois ... and December is starting out much the same.

[NELSON111]

And when it’s warming than normal in the PNW, that’s usually the indicator that there is ridging in place that will pull the cold air down and send the rest of the country below normal, which is what has happened in November. We will see if it continues. Many on this thread are forgetting that patterns flip on a dime. Just because one month is cold doesn’t mean it stays cold. December could be mild and then it flips, which is what happens in many winters. It’s rare things stay “cold.”