Winter’s Bite May Not Be as Severe as First Thought, Rogers Says
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Winter’s bite probably won’t be as harsh in the U.S. Northeast and mid-Atlantic states as last year, according to Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather Group LLC.
Rogers’s revised winter outlook calls for the period from November through March to be warmer than last year while still cooler than the 10-year average. He forecast in October that the coming U.S. winter may be the coldest in more than 10 years.