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Seasonal Outlook
Medium- and long-range forecasts covering Japan's seasons, including El Niño impacts and foliage or snow expectations.
8 clippings · pasted in 2026-09-25
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Japan Meteorological Agency Issues Official Long Range Winter Forecast
Unofficial Networks reports that the Japan Meteorological Agency has issued an official long-range winter forecast.
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El Niño Update: This Event Could Be Historic. Here's What It May Mean For Snow - Snow-Forecast
Snow-Forecast reports on an El Niño update, noting the event could be historic and outlining what it may mean for snowfall.
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El Niño 2026-27 Ski Forecast September Update: Colorado Gets an Early-Season Upgrade and California Holds Its Ground
SnowBrains publishes a September update to its El Niño 2026–27 ski forecast, noting improved outlooks for Colorado and steady prospects for California.
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The 2026-27 European Alps’ Winter Forecast
SnowBrains publishes a winter forecast for the 2026–27 season in the European Alps.
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January Is Super El Niño Sweet Spot: Sierra, Utah, and South Rockies Win
Tech Times reports that January is identified as the peak period for Super El Niño snowfall benefits, with the Sierra Nevada, Utah, and South Rockies highlighted.
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Japan Autumn Leaves Forecast 2026: When and Where To See Fall Foliage
Tokyo Weekender publishes its Japan Autumn Leaves Forecast for 2026, covering when and where to see fall foliage.
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The 2026-27 El Niño Ski Season Could Be the Biggest in Decades
SnowBrains reports that the 2026–27 El Niño ski season has the potential to be among the strongest in decades.
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A Super El Niño Is Coming. Here’s What It Means for Skiing This Winter
Teton Gravity Research reports that a Super El Niño is developing and outlines what it could mean for skiing in the coming winter.
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