The start of winter has been anything but predictable. After warmer-than-average conditions across much of the U.S. in November, the pattern shifted to impactful snow in the East and repeated storm activity in the West.
This kind of stop-and-start winter is typical of a Neutral to weak La Niña, which is known for driving variability rather than consistent cold.
In this session, we’ll cover:
With ongoing uncertainty across regions, accurate short-term forecasting is critical for managing risk this winter. Make sure you have the insights and tools needed to stay ahead of rapid weather-driven shifts.
This is where you can stay up to date on Amperon.
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