If Aurora Borealis sightings are on your bucket list, you're in luck. Everyone has a chance to see them, you just have to know when and where to look.
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What does it mean if you get a double yolk? Why can't you bring bananas on a fishing boat? Some of these food superstitions are sure to amuse. Do you believe any of them?
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Check out these fun and fascinating facts about one of nature's most magical phenomena, rainbows.
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Ever seen a ghostly ring around the Sun? Read what they're all about and why they form.
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Tim Konrad is the Farmers’ Almanac’s newest editor, bringing a lifetime of outdoor experience and modern media savvy to one of North America’s most trusted and storied publications. Tim joins the Farmers’ Almanac after more than two decades working in outdoor media, where he built a reputation for translating weather and nature-driven stories into content
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Here's a list of veggies to start now for an abundant fall harvest!
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Have you ever seen a ghostly ring around the Moon? We explain what it's called and what causes it.
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Can a cricket really tell you the temperature outside? Do fish know if it's going to be a cold winter? Check out this list of creatures that have a few things to tell us about the weather!
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Thunder and lightning during a snowstorm? Thundersnow is a real thing, and may be coming to your neighborhood soon!
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Here is a common question this time of year. There is an old folklore about caterpillars. What does the coloring of a woolly bear mean? I have seen some where they are mostly brown. Does this mean a hard and snowy winter in the East? Next to Punxsutawney Phil, the most famous weather prognosticators in
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