January Forecast from the Climate Prediction Center

news image
Special Stories
26 Dec 2019 2:00 AM
Last week, NOAA's Climate Prediction Center issued their forecast for January.  The first month of the New Year is expected to start colder than normal from the Northern Plains into the Northeast. The Northwest, South Texas, and Florida are forecast to see warmer than average weather. https://twitter.com/NWSCPC/status/1207663723629776896 An active weather pattern is expected across the Southeast, with above average precipitation expected. Drier than normal weather is forecast for the Pacific Northwest. The Climate Prediction Center stated that model guidance, statistical tools, historical trends, global patterns and observations were the main factors used in the forecast for next month. Neither El Nino or La Nina conditions are expected in the Pacific Ocean to start the year.
All Weather News
More
Nor'Easter Riles up the Waves This Week

Nor'Easter Riles up the Waves This Week

SETUPAn upper-level low is in the process of

18 Oct 2026 5:41 PM
Tropics: Champi Bears Down on Guam, Pacific Staying Active

Tropics: Champi Bears Down on Guam, Pacific Staying Active

Isaias ended the late-season streak of no hur

18 Oct 2026 5:40 PM
Several Fires Break Out in SoCal Amid Santa Ana Wind Event

Several Fires Break Out in SoCal Amid Santa Ana Wind Event

Santa Ana winds helped several fires grow qui

18 Oct 2026 5:25 PM
Pattern Change for the West This Week

Pattern Change for the West This Week

The fire situation in California is slowly im

18 Oct 2026 3:55 PM
Millions Thawing Out after a Chilly Weekend

Millions Thawing Out after a Chilly Weekend

After record heat impacted much of the Centra

18 Oct 2026 10:20 AM
Severe Risk Diminishing Saturday Morning for the Northeast

Severe Risk Diminishing Saturday Morning for the Northeast

Severe Storm PotentialSevere risk is decreasi

16 Oct 2026 10:20 AM
Flooding & Severe Storms Persist in the Southern Plains

Flooding & Severe Storms Persist in the Southern Plains

Extreme rainfall has been hitting areas of Te

16 Oct 2026 2:00 AM