Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Contrasting Winter Weather for U.S. in 2026–27
Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Contrasting Winter Weather for U.S. in 2026–27
US · Published Sep 8, 2026
The Farmers’ Almanac has released its winter 2026–27 forecast, predicting a season of sharp contrasts across the United States.
The forecast, updated on September 3, 2026, anticipates an active storm track in the South, sudden snow and cold in northern states, and a mix of rain, sleet, and snow in the Northeast.

Impact & Risks

The forecast highlights potential risks across the U.S., including heavy rainfall and flooding in the South, lake-effect snow in the Great Lakes region, and a mix of rain, sleet, and snow in the Northeast. The variability in weather patterns could lead to sudden cold snaps, making travel and outdoor activities challenging. The southern U.S. may experience significant precipitation, with risks of flooding and ice storms in some areas. In the Northeast, the narrow temperature margin between rain and snow could complicate forecasts and preparedness efforts.

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