The climate is in Chicago and residents are prepared for a frostier winter festivities that live up to the legend of “La Niña.”

The climate sensation “La Niña” was directed to the sea water more than a year ago on the coast of Peru to generate a climatic activity in all regions of the world, crossing from the coast in Chorro. In general, “La Niña” has higher temperatures and more precipitation in the north of Eastern Europe in winter. UU., mientras que los los los sur tiens pronósticos more calidos y secos.

“La Niña” has about 60% chance of issuing fines in November and can occur until March 31, 2019, minus the Proyecciones of the Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (NWS, in English).

This was a year in which La Niña was predicted to be the worst for normality, as meteorologists’ predictions had been foreseeable for as long as NWS meteorologist Zachary Yack was complicated.

“While it has become an even bigger problem, there is an opportunity to leverage this perspective; “Depending on how everyone is hurting,” Yack said.

If “La Niña” signals a cooler climate in the Chicago area during the winter, the hardest-to-reach guest this year may produce different impacts on the temperature normal,” Yack said.

El Almanaque del Viejo Granjero (“Old Farmer’s Almanac”), a reference guide for farmers and gardeners, says this year’s Invierno will have temperature and precipitation dates in all states in the United States before it is called “La Niña.” Together with the Oscilación Austral El Niño (ENSO, in English), the story of Chicago can be different, by Editor of the Year Sarah Perrault.

“El vórtice polar se desplaza. “De hecho, Chicago is the biggest difference from the rest of the country,” Perrault explained. “The rest of the country is the most dangerous while Chicago is the happiest.”

I hope that there will be more periods in the Chicago area that have ground and fines in November, ground rules in December, and fines that occurred in February 2011 ahead of the calendar.

In December, much of the Middle East, including Chicago, was more likely to experience higher and lower in-flight temperatures than the most recent weather forecasts.

The abysmal forecasts indicate an increase in the chance of precipitation in the Chicago area, while the almanacs forecast less than Nevada and general precipitation will continue through the end of the year.

La Niña’s weakness could cause significant distress during the winter, Yack says, but it’s certainly impossible.

While at home in Chicago, Yack shared that he just had to follow the residents’ brief: Go to the future and prepare for the eternal tormentas as soon as you read it.

Perrault shared that Chicago residents need to prepare during this time.

“Todos deben estar siempre abrigados pase lo que pase,” Punktualizó. “Como solemos decir: ‘Esperes a que haya una tormenta de nieve para comprar tu trineo’”.

Translated by Gisela Orozco for La Voz Chicago