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Siberia Is Being Clobbered With Snow Already, and That Could Mean a Harsher U.S. Winter Ahead

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The extent of ground that is covered by snow in Russia is higher than average, and that could mean more cold air outbreaks in the United States if the pattern sets up just right.

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