Palisades Tahoe, a ski resort, has released its own winter weather forecast for the upcoming season. Unlike other forecasts, this one is based on statistical analysis of past weather patterns. The forecast suggests that during major El Niño years, Palisades Tahoe tends to receive above-average snowfall. Last year, which was a La Niña year, the resort saw record-breaking snowfall. However, it’s important to remember that pre-season forecasts are not always accurate, and the upcoming winter could be unpredictable. Nevertheless, it’s interesting to see a ski resort taking the initiative to release its own forecast.
Palisades Tahoe Releases Its Own Winter Weather Forecast
Palisades Tahoe, a ski resort, has released its own winter weather forecast for the upcoming season. The forecast is based on statistical analysis of past weather patterns, specifically focusing on major El Niño years. These years have historically produced above-average snowfall at Palisades Tahoe. Last year, which was a La Niña year, the resort saw record-breaking snowfall. While pre-season forecasts are not always accurate, it’s interesting to see a ski resort taking the initiative to release its own forecast.
The Impact of El Niño on Snowfall at Palisades Tahoe
In light of the recent report by Palisades Tahoe’s winter weather forecast, major El Niño years have a significant impact on snowfall at the resort. In 50% of past major El Niño years, areas around Palisades Tahoe received above-median precipitation by May 31. Specifically, these years produced above-median snowfall 6 out of 10 times by May 31. December and January also see above-median snowfall in El Niño years, with December receiving 156% of its median and January receiving 132%. This suggests that El Niño years tend to result in above-average snowfall at Palisades Tahoe.
