US winter outlook: El Niño expected to bring wetter conditions, with regional temperature differences

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How the sides differ Left sources stress a generally wetter, warmer winter with limited northern snow; alternative sources emphasize a record El Niño, wetter south and warmer north.

Both outlets report that El Niño is expected to shape the coming US winter by shifting weather patterns. Coverage points to a wetter South and a warmer North, based on forecasts including the federal seasonal outlook. The Guardian US says the winter will be generally wetter and warmer but not necessarily snowier, with little snow forecast for northern states and more in the south. ZeroHedge calls the El Niño a record, and explains that warm eastern Pacific waters push the jet stream and storm track southward.

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Left GUThe Guardian USUS winter is likely to be wetter and warmer, forecasters say, with more snow in the south

Presents the federal outlook and meteorologists' forecasts, stressing that a wetter, warmer winter does not necessarily mean more snow, especially in northern states.

Alternative ZZeroHedgeNOAA Winter Outlook: Record El Niño Points To Wetter South, Warmer North

Frames it as a NOAA outlook driven by a record El Niño, explaining the jet stream mechanism and highlighting a wetter South and warmer North.

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