Europeans Are in Store for Another Milder-Than-Usual Winter
- Copernicus Climate Change Service updates seasonal forecast
- Higher temperatures could lower gas demand heading into 2025
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Climate forecasts show Europeans are in store for another milder-than-usual winter, potentially helping to relieve demand for natural gas.
The Copernicus Climate Change Service sees a probability of at least 60% that northern Europe and the Mediterranean will experience above-average temperatures between December and February. The rest of the continent has 40% to 50% odds of exceeding median historical temperatures measured over the past three decades.