Newsweek, on Climate, 12 November 2026
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Read the original article on newsweek.com (opens in a new tab)Newsweek reports a forecast that an early sudden stratospheric warming will weaken the polar vortex and bring a cold snap to parts of the U.S. around Thanksgiving, against the warmer pattern expected from El Niño. It attributes the forecast to named meteorologists, states the uncertainty, and includes an official outlook that points the other way. Nothing in it misleads the reader.
“The NWS Climate Prediction Center currently shows chances of above-average temperatures across most of the U.S. over the next eight to 14 days”
Newsweek gives the official outlook even though it cuts against the headline forecast, so the reader can weigh both.
“it’s too early for specifics, such as how cold it will get or how much snow will fall, Jones said”
The article keeps the forecasters' own uncertainty, so the reader does not take the cold snap's scale as settled.
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