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This 2025-2026 winter deep dive offers a detailed outlook of the macro-weather trends that will influence energy production and demand between September 1 to November 30, 2025.

Among these are weather patterns that deviate from the norm–including temperatures, precipitation levels and wind speeds–which will impact energy usage across all zones: SPP, MISO North, PJM, NYISO, CAISO and ERCOT

WInd Turbines and Solar Panels in WInter - Cropped

Some of the Trends Expected This Winter:

  1. Temperature: Widespread risk for above-normal temperatures across the U.S. and Europe, strongest in the Southwest, Mexico, and central Europe.

  2. Precipitation: Drier-than-normal conditions expected in the southern U.S. and Iberia, with wetter anomalies in the Pacific Northwest and far northern Europe.

  3. Wind: Below-normal wind speeds across the eastern U.S. and parts of western Europe (France, Spain), with near-normal to slightly stronger winds in the Northern Plains.

  4. Solar: Near to above-normal solar irradiance across most regions, strongest in the central U.S.

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