By Laura Edwards, SDSU Extension State Climatologist A rare third consecutive year with La Niña conditions is coming to an end soon, but not without bringing its trademark cold temperatures in early February.  This winter’s climate has been different than the last two winter seasons, even though La Niña has been active throughout the last three years. One common factor, however, has been colder than average temperatures in the month of February in both 2021 and 2022. The long-term outlook points to a repeat again in 2023.  The temperature and precipitation outlooks for February through April were released by...

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