Scientists believe that winters might be milder on the Eastern Seaboard in the future due to the effects of climate change. As temperatures rise globally, winters in many regions are expected to become more mild and experience less extreme cold temperatures. This trend is likely to affect the Eastern Seaboard as well, leading to warmer winters with reduced snowfall and lower chances of prolonged cold snaps. Additionally, changes in atmospheric circulation patterns and the increasing influence of warming oceans could further contribute to milder winter conditions in this region.
