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When Heating Systems Fail Midwinter, Everyone Notices

4 midwinter moves HVAC technicians can take to prevent heating emergencies

Jeff Audette

March 1, 2026

An HVAC system failure during peak heating season can lead to lost revenue for businesses.

The NEWSMakers Podcast: When Winter Hits Hard

How Parts, Predictability, and Planning Keep HVAC Contractors Moving

Dylan Kurt

February 22, 2026

Parts Town’s Scott Pierson breaks down what actually slows contractors down during major winter storms — and how smarter parts strategy can reduce downtime, stress, and lost revenue.

2025-26 Winter Weather Outlook

An HVAC Minute Video Update: December 3, 2025

Hannah Belloli-Oster

December 3, 2025

Winter is closing in, and long-range forecasters are calling this season “mostly mild with pockets of wild.” Both the Old Farmer’s Almanac and AccuWeather see a weak-to-neutral La Niña shaping a split jet stream — meaning moisture pushed south and uneven cold across the country.

The HVAC Contractor’s 2025-26 Winter Weather Forecast

‘Mostly mild, with pockets of wild'

Dylan Kurt

November 6, 2025

Signs are showing there's going to be some increased heating demand this winter, along with a handful of volatile swings.

2024-2025 Winter Weather Forecast

La Niña Predicted to Throw a Wrench in Everything

Dylan Kurt

October 24, 2024

Although it’s generally looking like a warmer winter season with less precipitation, it all depends on what La Niña decides to do.

What to Expect From 2022-2023 Winter Weather

An HVAC Minute Video Update: November 7, 2023

Hannah Belloli-Oster

November 7, 2023

This winter, HVAC contractors might be dealing with a wetter winter than years past, coupled with more snowfall than maybe most people would like.

2023-2024 Winter Weather Forecast: El Nino to Dominate

Pacific conditions signal above-normal temps in the North, wetter conditions in the South

Matt Jachman

October 12, 2023

El Nino, a combination of weak surface winds across the tropical Pacific and warmer-than-normal water temperatures in the central and eastern tropical Pacific, will affect U.S. weather patterns this winter.

Norhart and the Lexington Lofts Project Eliminates Rooftop Units

Using MagicPak instead of traditional mini-splits reduced scheduling conflicts with other trades and more

October 4, 2023

Lexington Lofts’ pitched roof design was made possible by the MagicPak system.

Slideshow: Why HVAC Systems are Surprisingly Dirty in a New Home

Duct cleaner shares his before and after photos from a system that accumulated heavy levels of dust through the construction process

Austin Keating

September 27, 2023

Owner of Full Throttle Furnace & Duct Cleaning Inc. Clint Orr, ASCS, CVI, shares how he reduced static pressure by 90% after cleaning newly installed ductwork that had accumulated dust through construction.

DOE’s Heat Pump Challenge at Halfway Point

An HVAC Minute Video Update: August 7, 2023

Hannah Belloli-Oster

August 7, 2023

The Cold Climate Heat Pump Technology Challenge (CCHPTC) is a program designed to help manufacturers speed the development of the next generation of heat pumps and ensure that they will perform reliably during chilly winters in North America.

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Items Tagged with 'Winter and HVAC'

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When Heating Systems Fail Midwinter, Everyone Notices

The NEWSMakers Podcast: When Winter Hits Hard

2025-26 Winter Weather Outlook

The HVAC Contractor’s 2025-26 Winter Weather Forecast

2024-2025 Winter Weather Forecast

What to Expect From 2022-2023 Winter Weather

2023-2024 Winter Weather Forecast: El Nino to Dominate

Norhart and the Lexington Lofts Project Eliminates Rooftop Units

Slideshow: Why HVAC Systems are Surprisingly Dirty in a New Home

DOE’s Heat Pump Challenge at Halfway Point

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