The National Weather Service Office in San Angelo has issued its comprehensive study for the Winter Season climate trends for 2010-2011. I thought you all might enjoy reading their projections for upcoming temperature and precipitation. Next Spring, it'll be interesting to look back on this study!
With La Nina conditions developing this past summer, we can expect La Nina conditions to continue through the upcoming winter season and into the spring of 2011. This may become one of the strongest La Nina events on record.
The temperature outlook indicates an enhanced probability for temperatures to average above normal across West Central Texas during the upcoming winter season.
The precipitation outlook shows slightly enhanced probability for winter season precipitation to be below normal across roughly the northeastern half of West Central Texas, with a greater probability of below normal precipitation across the southwest half of West Central Texas.
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