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When will El Nino hit Texas? November and December winter weather forecast for Dallas-Fort Worth

The strongest El Nino on record is expected to bring much-needed rain to North Texas this winter.

When will El Nino hit Texas? November and December winter weather forecast for Dallas-Fort Worth

The 2026 El Nino is expected to be the strongest on record, with a greater than 90% chance of being a very strong event, according to scientists monitoring Pacific Ocean temperatures. This El Nino is likely to last through February, but could persist through March or even May 2027. The Climate Prediction Center's latest three-month precipitation outlook indicates that the southern US, including North Texas, is expected to get more rain and snow than usual as winter approaches.

This means that North Texas could see more rain or snow this winter, depending on temperatures, because of the El Nino.

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