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Will Southeast Michigan have a warmer winter? Here’s what data suggests

Will Southeast Michigan have a warmer winter? Here’s what data suggests
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The breakdown: A very strong El Niño is developing and may become the strongest on record since 1950, tilting the odds toward a warmer-than-average, relatively drier winter in Southeast Michigan. Similar El Niño winters have brought above-average temperatures 75–80% of the time, but above-average...

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