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HOME > Outlook Maps > Monthly to Seasonal Outlooks
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The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) issues maps showing the probability of exceeding thresholds of above and below normal conditions for temperature and precipitation. These outlooks are issued from 2 weeks to 13 months in advance for the lower 48 states and Hawaii and other Pacific Islands. The CPC also makes available versions of these outlooks giving temperature (degrees Fahrenheit) and precipitation (inches) for the lower 48 states by climate regions (Probability of Exceedence), analysis and outlooks of tropical Pacific sea surface temperatures (SSTs) which indicate El Niño or La Niña episodes, and skill scores of the CPC outlooks.
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Seasonal
United States Seasonal Outlook Maps and Graphs - The CPC issues seasonal outlooks of the probability of deviations from normal temperature and precipitation, for the lower 48 states, for a total of 13 seasons, each of which covers a period of 3 adjacent calendar months; technical discussion of the long-range outlook; and skill levels for each season's outlook; normals; and probability that a temperature or precipitation quantity will be exceeded for a climate region for the given season at the given lead time of two weeks to a year. These outlooks are issued on on Thursday about mid-month.
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