The above forecast says La Niña will be weakening by late winter and over by late spring. Any storm track effects from the La Niña will be going away by late winter. Late winter is typically when La Niña exerts its strongest influence on our storm track.

An announcement that La Niña has formed could come soon. The climate pattern will play a major role in our winter weather.

The Farmers’ Almanac and the NOAA note La Niña as a factor in temperature and precipitation forecasts for the 2024-2025 winter.

Chances looking good for a weak La Niña pattern to influence Western Washington’s winter weather, according to the new three-month forecast from the National Weather Service. In its forecast for “meteorological winter,” the National Oceanic and ...

With autumn well underway, Californians are eager to know whether it'll be a wet or dry winter. Here's what meteorologists say with La Niña expected to develop.