COULD TEXAS

Mary Wisson / American-Statesman COULD TEXAS Texas fall and winter forecast: What a Super El Niño could mean STORMY WINTER AND FALL SEASON? WELL, NOAA AND THE FARMER'S ARE POINTING TO YES. AND THE REASON? SUPER EL NIÑO. MARY WASSON Newsroom Meteorologist AMERICAN-STATESMAN. IN THE PACIFIC El Niño OCEAN ARE WARMING RAPIDLY, TO STRENGTHEN AND PROJECTIONS SUGGEST IT COULD BECOME EVENTS ON RECORD. THE CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER, A 70% CHANCE THIS EL NIÑO COULD REACH HISTORIC STRENGTH DURING THE OCTOBER PERIOD, POTENTIALLY EXCEEDING PREVIOUS STRONG EVENTS. FARMERS ALMANAC 2026-27 WINTER OUTLOOK Snow, Sleet and Surprises! More Changeable, Less Dependable Snow Rain or Mixed Precipitation, Mild Cold, Snowy at Times, Breezy Wetter Than Normal, Stormy Cold, Snowy Periods Coastal Storms, Snow, Sleet and Mix Cool, Wet, and Stormy SNOW SLEET SURPRISES! FARMERS ALMANAC 2027 THAT'S IMPORTANT BECAUSE EL NIÑO TYPICALLY MEANS AND WETTER WEATHER, ACTIVE STORM AND MORE FREQUENT COLD FRONTS THAT BRING HEAVY RAIN AND FLOODING. DURING THE LAST SUPER EL NIÑO EVENT, CENTRAL TEXAS EXPERIENCED FLOODING, THE ONION CREEK FLOOD IN 2015. SO AFTER A HOT SUMMER, COULD STORMIER AND WETTER WEATHER BE ON THE WAY? WE'LL BE WATCHING