NOAA releases winter outlook for Michigan; here's what it predicts

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association released its winter outlook for the United States on Thursday, predicting what winter could look like across the country.

AFTER SUNSET.THE CHANCE OF RAIN GOES UPSUNDAY WITH A HIGH OF 59.NOAA JUST RELEASED ITS WINTEROUTLOOK.THIS GIVES US AN IDEA OF SOME OFTHE PATTERNS THAT WE EXPECT.IT IS GOING TO BE A LA NINASEASON.WHEN THAT HAPPENS, THAT ALTERSTHE JET SYSTEM.WE ARE GOING TO LIKELY SEEMULTIPLE STORM SYSTEMS, MORETHAN AVERAGE MOVE IN FROM THENORTHWEST SOUTHEAST, MOVING DOWNFROM CANADA.LIKELY, AN ABOVE-AVERAGESNOWFALL FOR INTEREST WINTERSEASON.AS FAR AS TEMPERATURES ARECONCERN, AN EQUAL CHANCE OFABOVE AVERAGE AND BELOW AVERAGE,TEMPERATURES ARE LIKELY GOING TOSTAY WARMER THIS WINTER ACROSSTHE SOUTH.BELOW AVERAGE ACROSS THE NORTHAND NORTHWEST.EQUAL CHANCES FOR TEMPERATURESFOR US.BOTTOM LINE, WE'LL PROBABLY GETMORE STORM SYSTEMS.IT IS TOUGH TO TELL WHICH ONESMAY BE A BIG SNOW EVENT.TEMPERATURES H