07-08-2026 17:21 via powder.com

The Farmers' Almanac Predicts "Less Dependable Snow" for the Pacific Northwest This Winter

"El Niño is Spanish for... the Niño!" Chris Farley's iconic Saturday Night Live sketch has been playing on a constant loop in my head ever since the "super El Niño" was first forecasted earlier this year.The strong El Niño could benefit my ski season down here in the Lake Tahoe area, but skiers and lovers of snow in the Pacific Northwest are probably dreading it. Why? As The Farmers' Almanac predicts in its long-range Winter 26/27 forecast, El Niño typically br
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