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Upcoming Forecasts

Labor Day Forecast (2020)

While the last day of summer isn’t until September 21st, Labor Day is considered the last weekend of the season. See what we’re forecasting for your holiday weekend!

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2020 Fall Forecast: Any Relief From The Heat In Sight?

Tired of the heat? Find out when the “sweater weather” is coming!

Click the Map for Our Winter Extended Forecast

Long Range Forecasts by Region

Find long range weather forecasts for the United States and Canada by clicking on a zone in either map.

Long Range Weather Forecast for the U.S.

Northeast & New England • Great Lakes, Ohio Valley & Midwest • Southeast U.S. • North Central U.S. • South Central U.S. • Northwest U.S. • Southwest U.S. • Alaska • Hawaii

Newfoundland, Labrador • Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec • Ontario • Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan • British Columbia

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Weather History for the United States

Search our Weather History Records for the U.S. going back to 1949!

Weather Folklore

5 Ways You Can Predict the Weather

Become your own weather forecaster. Check out these 5 weather sayings and learn what they mean.

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