The weather is changing, and new research is coming in for November, with parts of the country preparing for a shift in temperatures and precipitation. AccuWeather’s forecast from senior meteorologist Chad Merrill points to a month of contrasting conditions, with some areas expecting wetter-than-average weather while others could see less rain and snow than usual.

As November approaches, the forecast suggests that winter weather will begin to take shape in several regions. Some mountain areas could build up their first meaningful snow base of the season, while other parts of the country may deal with repeated storms and potential flooding. The outlook also points to opportunities for early-season skiing and snowboarding in the mountains.

Some Regions Could See More Rain and Snow

According to Merrill in a statement provided to Men’s Journal , much of California, apart from the far southern part of the state, is expected to receive more rain than average in November, along with increased mountain snowfall.…