This winter may bring extra snow to some parts of the US and mild temperatures to others - here's the forecast where you live
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Forecasters at the National Weather Service have released their seasonal predictions, and it's looking likely that a La Niña weather pattern will sweep across the country, disrupting temperatures nationwide.
Many Americans could get a balmier-than-usual winter, with mild temperatures across much of the South and the Northeast. But it may get chillier than folks are used to in a few areas, including the Pacific Northwest and parts of the upper Midwest. The forecast is also suggesting big snow totals in some spots.
Take a look at how your region will fare.
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