Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Wetter Winter for Southern U.S. Amid Potential 'Super' El Niño
Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Wetter Winter for Southern U.S. Amid Potential 'Super' El Niño
US · Published Aug 9, 2026
• The Farmers’ Almanac has released its 2026-2027 winter forecast, highlighting the potential impact of a developing 'super' El Niño.
• This climate pattern is expected to bring wetter-than-normal conditions to the southern U.S., including the Southeast, Texas, the Desert Southwest, and Southern California.

Impact & Risks

The forecasted 'super' El Niño could lead to significant weather disruptions across the U.S. The southern regions may face increased risks of flooding due to frequent storms and heavy precipitation. In the northern areas, sudden cold snaps and snowstorms could disrupt travel and daily activities. The Northeast may experience hazardous conditions due to mixed precipitation, including freezing rain and heavy snow. The Pacific Northwest could see less reliable snowfall, potentially impacting water resources and winter recreation.

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