Farmer’s Almanac says New England is headed for a rude awakening this coming winter

Lewiston, ME/Boston, MA – Wondering what the extended weather forecast is for the winter ahead? Hope you like snow and cold temperatures.

According to the Farmer’s Almanac, winter weather will be making a comeback.

“After a warm winter anomaly last year, traditional cool temperatures and snowy weather conditions will return to the contiguous United States.”

December 2023 is forecast to start out quite stormy with blizzard conditions blowing snow into areas over northern New England, the North Central States, and northern and central areas of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Arkansas.

Cold temperatures are expected in late 2023 and early 2024 with below-average temperatures and lots of snowstorms, sleet, ice, rain for much of the Great Lakes and Midwest areas of the country, as well as central and northern New England, especially in January and February.

The following are a few winter weather advisories issued by the Farmer’s Almanac:

-The second week of January will be stormy, snowy, and wet for both the Pacific Coast and the Eastern States.

-An East Coast storm affecting the Northeast and New England states will bring snowfall, cold rain and then frigid temperatures, during the second week of February.

-Another East Coast storm will bring a wintry mess to this area during the first week of March.

-A possible late-season snowfall over the high terrain of New England during the third week of April won’t be a fun “April Fools’ Day” prank!

For more on their forecasts, click here.