Farmers' Almanac Predicts Fall Weather Across All US States
Summary
The Farmers’ Almanac predicts a warm start to fall 2026 across much of the U.S., followed by cooler temperatures and more stormy weather later in the season. October and November are expected to bring colder conditions, especially in northern and central states, with increased rain and possible snow in some areas.Key Facts
- September will be warm, feeling like late summer in many parts of the country.
- The Northeast should have some pleasant weather in September.
- The Southwest and West will remain mostly dry early in fall.
- Northern and North Central states will cool earlier and may see snow by mid-October.
- The Southeast will stay warmer longer, with temperature drops expected later in the season.
- November will be colder and wetter across much of the U.S., with more rain and storms before Thanksgiving.
- Different regions will experience varied weather: cold and dry in the Northwest, warm but dry in the Southwest, cold and wet in the North Central and Great Lakes, warm and stormy in the Southeast.
- The Farmers’ Almanac does not issue long-range fall forecasts for Alaska and Hawaii due to varied climates and terrain.
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