There are mornings when you step outside and feel something has shifted before any forecast has said so. The air...

On some clear nights the moon looks like a high-resolution photograph: every crater sharp, every mountain shadow distinct. Other nights,...

Hurricane names sound modern, but the practice is older than the National Weather Service, older than the United States itself...

As the chill of winter begins to loosen its grip and we edge closer to the promise of spring, one...

Food date labels are confusing. Sell-by, use-by, best-by, and expiration all sound similar but mean different things. The result: an...

The original 15-question quiz ran on page 62 of the 2000 Farmers' Almanac, with the answer key on page 63....

At Farmers' Almanac, we love marking the days that shaped American history, and February 2, 1901, is one worth remembering....

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By Verbalist Richard Lederer | From the 2010 Edition of the Farmers' Almanac The poet Carl Sandburg wrote, "The fog...

Winter skin is dry skin. Cold air outside holds less moisture, heated indoor air drops humidity further, and the constant...