The new, long-range Winter Outlook has eastern and northeast Nebraska, including the Omaha/Council Bluffs area, moving to below-normal temperatures.
And you can place the blame on "La Nina;"
"Further south, couple areas, it's gonna bring some warming there, but for us in the north, they're gonna see that cooler outlook for December through February," National Weather Service Meteorologist Ashley Bury tells KFAB Radio News.
She says we'll continue with the up and down swings we've been seeing this Fall, but the overall trend will be for colder than normal temperatures from December through February.
"It's a combination of the 'La Nina' as well as like looking into historical climatology," according to Bury.
(Picture from Getty Images and Winter temperature map from NOAA National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center)