Farmer's Almanac

After more than 200 years of weather predictions, gardening tips, and seasonal wisdom, The Farmer’s Almanac is publishing its final edition in 2026.

Weather Folklore say that September's weather predicts other weather events during the year.

The Farmers’ Almanac’s Winter 2025–2026 forecast is here, and it’s shaping up to be a wild ride. Expect dramatic temperature swings, early snow in some areas, frequent storms, and deep freezes in January and February.

Fall 2025 could bring an early taste of winter to New York, with the Farmers’ Almanac calling for cooler temps, frequent rain, and even some early snow by mid to late October.

As we continue to take in the beauty of nature and all that it has to offer us this spring, we can already get excited for the summer months as well.

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After a cold and icy winter, New Yorkers are looking forward to warmer days and sunshine but if Farmers' Almanac is right, those days are quite far away.

Winter started early in 2020 with an October 30 snow of course right before Halloween. Not fun for kids who wanted to show off their costumes. Will it be like that this year too?

According to “The Old Farmer’s Almanac,” which goes on sale this week, the weather forecast for winter suggests that people from the Great Lakes to northern New England can expect cold and snowy weather, while west of the Great Lakes will see warmer weather.