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El Niño Forecast to Influence Winter Precipitation Patterns Across U.S.

A developing El Niño phenomenon is expected to alter winter precipitation across the United States. Analysts project above-normal precipitation primarily in southern areas, while eastern states may experience historical storm patterns.

09/26/2026 · New Jersey edition

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Why it matters locally: Historically, El Niño events can impact winter storm activity in the eastern United States, which could potentially affect New Jersey's winter weather patterns, including precipitation and temperatures.

A strong El Niño condition is developing and is projected to influence precipitation and snowfall across the United States this winter, according to meteorologists. Data indicates above-normal precipitation levels are likely to occur in the southern United States. While the phenomenon's impact on snowfall can be significant, current projections suggest higher precipitation totals in southern regions. Historical analysis of past El Niño years reveals specific patterns for winter storms in the eastern United States. These historical trends offer insight into potential storm activity in these areas during the upcoming winter season.

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