AccuWeather 45-Day Forecast for Christmas Day Now Available on AccuWeather.com

Holiday travelers can benefit from the exclusive AccuWeather 45-Day Forecast to plan their upcoming travel, shopping, and celebrations. AccuWeather Global Weather Center – November 11, 2015 – With 45 days until the big holiday, AccuWeather, the global leader in weather information and digital media, today announced that AccuWeather’s proprietary 45-Day Forecast is available at AccuWeather.com web and mobile sites to provide detailed, localized forecasts with Superior Accuracy™ for holiday planning. AccuWeather’s 45-Day Forecast allows users to view weather forecast information and updates further out than any other free weather source, leading all the way to December 25th.

"AccuWeather's exclusive 45-Day Forecast allows people to effectively plan for the holidays, forecasting what the weather has in store for their area further out than they would otherwise have," said Dr. Joel N. Myers, Founder, President and Chairman of AccuWeather. "People can make decisions during one of the most significant travel times of the year through AccuWeather’s detailed, localized information, checking back throughout the season as they count down to the holidays."

Trends in the U.S. leading up to December 25th show: • Mild weather across the Northeast, including the major cities along the I-95 corridor from Boston to NYC and Washington D.C. • Mild air will also stretch westward across the northern part of the country to include cities such as Chicago, Minneapolis and Seattle. • With mild air expected across the northern part of the country and near-to-below-normal precipitation for the month of December, many will miss out on a White Christmas. • Stormy weather will threaten the southern and central Plains including Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska. A rain or snow event across the region may threaten travel plans both via flights and driving. This could disrupt the holiday for Oklahoma City, Kansas City and Wichita. • The threat for stormy weather will also extend from southern Texas into the Southeast where heavy rain and potentially severe thunderstorms are possible. Flight delays are possible, but driving may be impacted more due to the threat for heavy rain and flooding in the Southeast. Cities that could be impacted include New Orleans, Atlanta and Houston. • Cool weather will be across the Southwest, but mainly dry weather is forecast. Rainy weather can dampen areas from northern California into the Pacific Northwest.

The AccuWeather 45-Day Forecast is available free on Accuweather.com web and mobile web sites, providing the public with the most accurate, most comprehensive weather information available to plan ahead for events up to a month and a half in the future. Through the 45-Day Forecast and additional unique products, including AccuWeather MinuteCast® and AccUcast™, AccuWeather personalizes the weather so people can improve their lives.

About AccuWeather, Inc. and AccuWeather.comEvery day over 1.5 billion people worldwide rely on AccuWeather to help them plan their lives, protect their businesses, and get more from their day. AccuWeather provides hourly and Minute by Minute™ forecasts with Superior Accuracy™ with customized content and engaging video presentations available on smartphones, tablets, free wired and mobile Internet sites, connected TVs, and Internet appliances, as well as via radio, television, and newspapers. Established in 1962 by Founder, President, and Chairman Dr. Joel N. Myers – a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society who was recognized as one of the top entrepreneurs in American history by Entrepreneur Magazine’s Encyclopedia of Entrepreneurs – AccuWeather also delivers a wide range of highly-customized enterprise solutions to media, business, government, and institutions, as well as news, weather content, and video for more than 180,000 third-party websites. AccuWeather’s CEO, Barry Lee Myers, is an award winning leader in global weather information issues and one of the world’s most recognized advocates for cooperative relationships between government weather agencies and the weather industry. He is a leader in the digital weather information space.

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