Judging by recent La Niña winters, this coming winter for western Washington should be an active one.
SEATTLE — We may be dealing with summer like temperatures over the next couple of days, but winter is at the forefront of many minds as La Niña is set to return late this year.
Judging by recent La Niña winters, this coming winter should be an active one. And the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) seems to agree.
NOAA’s winter outlook is out and it shows the Pacific Northwest having higher chances of colder and wetter than normal weather through the months of December to
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