Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts September Weather Across US
Summary
The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its long-range weather forecast for September in the United States. The forecast predicts temperature and rainfall trends for different regions, with a mix of cooler than usual temperatures and varying amounts of rain depending on the area.Key Facts
- The Almanac uses solar science, climate history, and current solar activity to predict weather patterns.
- The Northeast is expected to have cooler temperatures and more rain than usual.
- The Atlantic Corridor will see scattered thunderstorms early, then cooler and drier conditions.
- The Appalachians will experience cooler temperatures with below-average rainfall.
- The Southeast will be mostly mild and sunny with less rain than average.
- Florida will have varying rain amounts, with thunderstorms mainly in the south.
- The Lower Great Lakes will start sunny, then see periods of rain and cooler weather becoming milder.
- Temperatures across most regions are forecast to be slightly below normal for September.
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