The U.S. Prepares For A Potential La Niña Event As More Warm And Wet Weather Returns To East Coast

Dr. Johnna Infanti from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center joins FOX Weather to discuss the potential impacts of a La Niña in the U.S.

[@Shadow-hw3kn]

There’s still a fighting chance that La Niña could end earlier than anticipated around the last week of February through the first week of March possibly peaking between Valentine’s Day and Presidents’ Day and slowly declining towards the end of the third week. I still expect more warmups than cooldowns if this happens but there won’t be as many warmups in this scenario for the Eastern States since there won’t be as much of a cold air mass centered in the Pacific Northwest leading to them if this happens.

[@LuciaChaurand]

Dr. Johnna Infanti from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center joins Fox Weather to discuss the potential impacts of a La Nina in the U.S.

[@Cocolicious08758]

She has no answers like Jeanne Pierre

[@MrDan708]

If La Nina leads to wetter weather in PA, that might be helpful. We've been in a drought situation since the fall.

[@xoMrsWentzxo]

Its going to be in the 70s here next week, for Winter….

[@michael-rc5pv]

It hasn't impacted anything

[@TOROG13]

Bull