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"While that doesn’t mean we’re guaranteed the worst winter on record, there’s certainly the potential for a bad one, says Environment Canada meteorologist David Jones. “La Niņa is like the cold cousin of El Niņo,” Jones said. “The dice are loaded in favour of colder weather.” "Six out of the eight past La Niņa years saw above-average rainfall between October and December and below average temperatures between January and March. "We’re headed into a La Niņa year the likes of which haven’t been seen since 1955, agrees Washington state climatologist Nick Bond.
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