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El Nino Forecast 2026-27

I'm worried about the warm temperature. Heavy r***n is not what our mountains need.
Yes, we definitely need the moisture but I just don't ski in the rain. Of course I ski now only at Mammoth and Keystone which are both high elevation. Keeping my eyes crossed for a fabulous winter. Have new knee will travel!!!
 
Is there really any validity to these forecasts at this point in time?
As I understand it, it's not perfect; however, there is one of the strongest El Niños in history in the Eastern Pacific forming. Climate scientists know what the effect of this will be on the global climate. Whether that means they can say exactly what the snowfall and temperature will be like in specific states, it's too early to tell. But in general, they can predict trends in the weather from this climate event.
At least that's how I understand it
 
This video is 4 days ago, Aug 25--it's very persuasive. Winter Forecast 2026-2027
Things To Do:
- clear roof and rain gutters - done
- get kitchen window leak fixed
- get more sandbags
- secure outdoor items
- stock up on staples to minimize need to drive
- sign up for alerts
- find my rubber boots
 
This video is 4 days ago, Aug 25--it's very persuasive. Winter Forecast 2026-2027
Things To Do:
- clear roof and rain gutters - done
- get kitchen window leak fixed
- get more sandbags
- secure outdoor items
- stock up on staples to minimize need to drive
- sign up for alerts
- find my rubber boots
We were in Helene (Asheville NC) and quickly learned how prepared we were… Not!
We now have a solar powered Jackery backup. A generator that will power our well. Along with the usual food, water, escape route etc.
It is amazing how fast frozen goods melt when there is no power. We were trying to keep things cool/frozen with the generator but that thing is noisy and takes fuel which we did not have. All stores and gas stations were closed. Fun all around.
 
The old El Nino is certainly making its presence felt down here, the warmth and winds have played havoc with our snowpack esp in the last couple of weeks and it looks like its going to continue, I feel the end is nigh esp where I live in Canterbury (NZ) :cry:

Fingers and toes crossed you all get a great season, I'll be watching from afar xx
 

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