A historic El Niño winter is anticipated to deliver a gentler winter to Chicago with a historic El Niño prediction. The season could be wetter and warmer across the United States, with higher snowfall in the south. The National Weather Service has released the official forecast. The 'Godzilla' El Niño could impact snow levels in Alaska. The weather pattern may also affect winter budgets.
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