Old Farmer’s Almanac Reveals September Forecast For Duluth Area

September marks the unofficial start of fall, especially in the Northland. It's when our temperatures really start to cool off.

Now, Labor Day weekend is upon us which means fall will be here before you know it. For that reason, I turned to the Old Farmer's Almanac.

They make long-term weather predictions by region and some don't believe in their methodology.

Whether you do or don't, I still think it's fun to look at what the forecast is for the month ahead, mainly so that if it says no snow I can hold on to that. Ha!

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A Look At September

According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, most of the month will be sunny, especially the start to September! However, the month will be marked with periods of rain at times.

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For the first week of the month, we can expect sunshine to start, followed by rainy periods and cooler temperatures.

In the week following, we'll see sunshine and a bit of a mini heat wave. Things will turn cool once again right around the mid-month mark.

Snow? Not quite yet. Breathe a sigh of relief because there is none in the forecast for now! It will be sunny and warm mid-month towards the end of the month.

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Rounding out the month, rain will return and it will be a lot cooler heading into October. This isn't too shabby if you ask me!

Now what I am really anxious to see is what happens when their forecast for October rolls out. Will that have snow in the forecast? We will have to wait and see but for now, soak in what is supposedly going to be a great September.