Iarna 2026–2027 ar putea aduce mai puțină zăpadă în Europa

Forecasts for winter 2026-2027 suggest less snowfall across Europe, particularly in lowland areas, while mountainous regions may still see better conditions. The predictions stem from seasonal models indicating a strong El Niño influence, leading to a general trend of reduced snow. December may experience lower snow levels, with January showing potential for increased snowfall in central and eastern regions. However, February could again see deficits in snow across western and southern Europe. The overall expectation is for a milder winter with less snow, although short cold spells and snow events remain possible, especially if the polar vortex weakens.