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Snyder Reports, 11/12/26
"Super El Nino Declared: Worst Winter on Record?"
"A Super El Nino has officially been declared and forecasters are warning of major shifts for winter 2026-2027. Here's what it means for you, your state, and how to prepare before the next big flip. In this video we break down NOAA's Super El Nino declaration after water temperatures in the Nino 3.4 region climbed 2 degrees Celsius above average, what the Winter 2026-2027 map shows for California through Florida and the Northeast, why dozens of cities just saw a record warm fall including Chicago, Dallas, Houston and Nashville, and why atmospheric rivers, flash floods, severe weather, tornadoes, snow and ice, and power outages are all on the table. AccuWeather long-range experts expect more atmospheric rivers this winter with flooding, landslide and mountain snow risk, while one storm could still flip a below-average snow forecast for the East Coast in late January and February. Most people are preparing for warm weather and will get caught by the cold snap. Get sandbags if you're in a flood zone, extra winter coats, blankets and sleeping bags, backup heat and food and water storage now."
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