Summary
The Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts the weather across different U.S. regions for 2026. The predictions give an overview of expected temperature, rain, and snow patterns throughout the year. Various regions will see variations in weather patterns such as milder or colder winters, warmer summers, and specific precipitation trends.
Key Facts
- The Old Farmer's Almanac provides long-range weather forecasts for U.S. regions.
- In the Northeast, winter is expected to be milder with less snowfall, and summer will be hotter.
- The Atlantic Corridor will have a warmer winter with less snow and a hotter, drier summer with some tropical storm risks.
- Winters in the Appalachians are predicted to be colder, with less snow in the north but more in the south.
- The Southeast will experience a colder and drier winter overall, with varying summer precipitation.
- The Deep South winter is expected to be warmer, with less snow, and a warmer, drier summer is forecast.
- Texas-Oklahoma will have a warmer winter, with a hot summer and varying rainfall patterns.
- The Lower Lakes area will experience a warmer winter with less snow, and the summer will be warmer with more rain.
- Across the High Plains, the forecast is for a warmer winter than normal.
