Farmers almanac predictions for 25/26 winter

[Marie5656]

The Farmers' Almanac has released its 2025–2026 winter forecast, predicting a cold and snowy season for much of the US. The coldest weather is expected from the Northern Plains to New England, with frequent snowstorms in the Pacific Northwest, Great Lakes, and mid-Atlantic. The Southeast may see average temps with wet spells, while the Southwest and Texas are expected to be wetter with little snow. The Almanac, known for its long-standing weather predictions since 1818, combines celestial and meteorological patterns for its forecasts.

 

[Babs2u]

I wonder if the old standards for forecasting weather still apply? The new patterns seem chaotic. Do we know Farmer's Almanac track record for the last few years?

 

[Marie5656]

I wonder if the old standards for forecasting weather still apply? The new patterns seem chaotic. Do we know Farmer's Almanac track record for the last few years?

I do not know, but it would be interesting to check out

 

[hearlady]

The Farmers' Almanac has released its 2025–2026 winter forecast, predicting a cold and snowy season for much of the US. The coldest weather is expected from the Northern Plains to New England, with frequent snowstorms in the Pacific Northwest, Great Lakes, and mid-Atlantic. The Southeast may see average temps with wet spells, while the Southwest and Texas are expected to be wetter with little snow. The Almanac, known for its long-standing weather predictions since 1818, combines celestial and meteorological patterns for its forecasts.


View attachment 443315

Thanks Marie!