So Far The Farmers’ Almanac Is Correct For Fall, What’s Next?

Do you believe the Farmer's Almanac is reliable for its predictions? While summer isn't officially over until September 22nd (that's the autumnal equinox), kids are back in school, Labor Day is over, and fall has begun here in Minnesota. What does the Farmer's Almanac have to say about what to expect this fall?

Dramatic Transitions

The Farmer's Almanac says fall will be the season of dramatic transitions across the US. We'll start with widespread warmth in September, before a cooling trend will swoop in from the North to the South.

So far, that's been accurate as we had a very mild Labor Day weekend, and now a cooling trend with rain has settled in for much of our region.

The Great Lakes Region Will See Hints Of Winter By October

Minnesota will lead the charge into winter by experiencing the earliest and most persistent cold weather temperatures. The almanac even says snow could be possible for higher elevations on the North Shore.

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Cold + Wet Fall

Overall, the Farmers' Almanac says it's going to be a cold and wet fall for us in the Midwest. The Farmers' Almanac also says this fall will bring a little bit of everything, and finish off with a white, snowy November.