While the conditions La Niña is sending to the region won't fully hit until about December, October around Western Washington has already been notably colder than usual. The La Niña advisory serves as a reminder that it's a good idea to prepare for power outages and other disruptions brought on by the weather. And wherever those atmospheric rivers make landfall, you can expect a period of heavy rain and potential flooding, especially where that train of moisture slams. (FOX Weather) The water content carried along can be as much as 27 times the volume of the entire Mississippi River. The weather service says there is an 87% chance that La Niña conditions will persist between December 2021 and February 2022. The Northwest atmospheric river setup for Friday, June 10, 2022. This weekend is likely just a curtain-raiser for what's to come as climate change makes these events which used to be. Whats Next for the Pacific Northwest El Nio-Southern Oscillation (ENSO): La Nia Now Present. RELATED: What La Ni ñ a could mean for the mountains and eastern Washington Similarly, the Pacific Northwest now needs to adapt to heat, experts say. "And that looks like what we are in store for, especially as we get into the later part of the winter season - December, January, February.” “Here in the Pacific Northwest, what La Niña typical results in is wetter and cooler conditions over the winter period," said Reid Wolcott, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Seattle. La Niña affects different parts of the globe in unique ways. Generally, most low-lying areas in the West will likely receive less than a half-inch of rain.
Most areas will see less than a half-inch of rain.
Snow Amount Ice Accumulation Wave Height Apparent Temperature Relative Humidity. Weather Hazards Temperature Dewpoint Wind Speed & Direction Wind Gust Sky Cover Amount of Precip. While rain amounts should be on the lighter side, heavier snow may fall in elevations about 3,000 feet starting early Tuesday morning. Maximum Temperature Minimum Temperature Probability of Precip. The National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center issued a La Niña advisory this week. Rain and snow is expected to fall across the Pacific Northwest.
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