From the Farmers’ Almanac Weather Archive – Extended US Winter Weather Forecast 2012-2013 Will Winter Return With a Vengeance? After a year of unprecedented warmth – both during the winter and summer months – the great debate over whether or not Old Man Winter will return with a vengeance is on. Last winter was the

From the Farmers’ Almanac Weather Archive – Extended US Winter Weather Forecast 2011-2012 Get Ready for a Wet, Wild Winter in 2012! For the last several months, many of you have been emailing us, leaving comments on our articles, and asking us on our Facebook page, “What’s in store for the coming winter?” Not, at long last,

A look back from the weather archives of the Farmers’ Almanac… we present our old Farmers’ Almanac winter weather forecasts dating back through the winter of 2012. 2022-23 Farmers’ Almanac Winter Weather Forecasts Winter Weather Forecast US 2022-23 Winter Weather Forecast Canada 2022-23 2021-22 Farmers’ Almanac Winter Weather Forecasts Winter Weather Forecast US 2021-22 Winter

From Farmers’ Almanac Weather Archive – Canada’s Extended Winter Weather Forecast 2020-2021 Winter 2020-21 The Canadian Farmers’ Almanac has an unusual forecast this year, calling it “The Winter of the Great Divide: Wet, white, and wild in the West, everything crazy in the East.” “Based on our time-tested weather formula, the forecast for the upcoming winter looks a lot

Sunspots and solar flares are making headlines lately, but what are they exactly and how do they affect us here on Earth? Learn how they are believed to influence our weather and even have the power to disrupt communication in the following article. What Is A Sunspot? A sunspot is a cooler area on the

Did you know that meteorologists define seasons differently than the average person? The seasons you are familiar with, according to the calendar, are “astronomical,” but the seasons that your meteorologist chats about on the evening news are “meteorological.” For meteorologists, the seasons are defined by the months with temperatures and weather often associated with each.

Is it still risky to talk on the phone during a thunder storm? How about all the other advice you’ve heard in the past about avoiding a lightning bolt strike? Come in from your golf game. Don’t stand under a tree. Stay out of the bathtub. You’re protected if you’re riding in a car, etc.

Ever wonder if it’s true that no two snowflakes are alike? How about if large snowflakes mean the storm won’t last long? Learn the truth about popular myths and bizarre facts that you’ll want to tell a friend about. After reading this, you may find yourself building an igloo! Snow Myths Explained Contrary to popular

Did you know you can make an onion forecast to predict the weather? An “Onion Calendar” It’s a time-honored folk weather forecasting technique used to predict levels of moisture for each month of the year ahead. All it takes is an onion, salt, a knife, and a little bit of patience! Learn more about this