ACCORDING TO THE LATEST LONG RANGE FORECAST FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE…ILLINOIS MAY BE ENJOYING ABOVE AVERAGE TEMPERATURES FALL AND WINTER. 

 

EVERY MONTH THIS YEAR EXCEPT MAY HAS BEEN WARMER THAN NORMAL…SO THE FORECAST ISN’T A BIG SURPRISE SAYS STATE CLIMATOLOGIST JIM ANGEL. HE DETAILS WHAT THE EXPERTS ARE PREDICTING.

 

STATE CLIMATOLOGIST JIM ANGEL SAYS THERE’S AN INCREASED CHANCE OF A WARMER THAN NORMAL OCTOBER, NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER THIS YEAR.

 

 

EVERY MONTH OF 2016 EXCEPT MAY HAS BEEN WARMER THAN NORMAL. ANGEL SAYS THERE CURRENTLY A 55 TO 60 PERCENT CHANGE OF LA NINA MAKING IT’S WAY TO ILLINOIS THIS FALL OR WINTER AND POTENTIALLY BRINGING ABOVE AVERAGE SNOWFALL.