Mistletoe. Eggnog. Fruitcake. The smell of fresh pine … These are quintessential Christmas traditions that the holidays simply wouldn’t feel as festive without! And when it comes to Christmas Day weather, a snowy “White Christmas” tops the list! Whether or not you’ll awaken to an official White Christmas (one inch or more of snow on

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Sleeping in a tent with the Milky Way stretched across the night sky is a magical camping experience, yet it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find areas with dark enough skies to see the stars—especially near cities! The good news is there are a surprising number of parks and public lands close to forests and coastlines that

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What cities have the worst winter weather? Check out what the Farmers' Almanac chose for its top 5.

The following list provides the probable dates for peak fall color: States Dates Alabama: Oct. 19-Nov. 4 Arizona: Oct. 5-21 Arkansas: Oct. 19-Nov. 4; (Ozarks) Oct. 12-28 California: Oct. 15-31 Colorado: Oct. 5-14 Connecticut: Oct. 12-28 Delaware: Oct. 19-Nov. 4 Florida: Nov. 2-11 Georgia: Oct. 19-Nov. 4 Idaho: Oct. 5-21 Illinois: (Northern) Oct. 5-21; (Southern)

When it comes to winter weather, one person's flurry is another's freak-out. Do you live in one of these 7 weather wimpy cities?

For many, Christmas is directly associated with snow. Christmas cards, carols, stories, and movies always tend to depict a “white Christmas” with snow-covered landscapes and falling snow. But how realistic is it to expect snow on Christmas Day? Learn all about the science behind it (and read the White Christmas lyrics below!) The notion of

No, it's not a barber or a ship! Learn more about this powerful weather system that comes sweeping down the Plains.

When is the average last spring frost and first fall frost? We have dates for both, listed state by state.