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October forecast predicts cold snap and frost
October is expected to see generally above-normal temperatures across much of the United States, with a notable cold snap occurring next week that may cause frost in parts of the Great Lakes and Northeast. The western U.S. will remain warm and dry, increasing wildfire risk, while the southern tier is forecasted to experience above-normal precipitation due to early effects of El Niño, along with wetter conditions early in the month. Conversely, the Pacific Northwest is likely to remain dry through mid-October, with potential impacts from tropical systems linked to the active Pacific cyclone season.
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