Does an El Nino winter mean we have a smaller chance or no chance of a lowland snow event? Pinpoint Meteorologist Nick Allard breaks it down.
A passerby gives Joe Farhat, an employee at a produce stand in Pike Place Market, a push down a closed road January 18, 2012 in Seattle, Washington.
, Western Washington would have warmer and drier conditions. We tend to get a split flow in the jetstream where the storm track is diverted north and south of our area, producing calmer conditions for us. Right away, that usually leads people to assume that we won’t have any lowland snow, or that it will be a bad ski season.
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