Kids Could See More Snow Days This School Year AccuWeather.com
predicts storms this fall that will spawn more snow this winter.
With the new Chartiers Valley school year rapidly approaching,
students are likely already wondering how lucky they'll get with
snow days. Good news for them (maybe not so much for school
administrators) is that AccuWeather.com reports that those
students will likely get more snow days this school year than
they did during the last one. Last winter, at least nine of the
country's snowiest cities had less than 60 percent of their
average snowfall (according to USA Today). How is this intensity
of this winter being measured? "The presence of El Niño or La
Niña—and their strength—is used to project how active the winter
season is going to be," AccuWeather.com reports. And
AccuWeather.com long-range meteorologists are projecting a weak
to moderate El Niño by late in the summer. For kids praying to
hear school's out for a snow day, the weaker the El Niño, the
better. Weak El Niños have br