Farmer's Almanac

Farmer's Almanac says Illinois should prepare for lightning instead of fireworks this 4th of July.

If you thought last summer was hot, just wait until you see what Farmer's Almanac is predicting for Missouri in 2025.

If Farmer's Almanac is right, Illinois could be in for a very interesting Spring as the time around Easter is predicted to be nice, but the rest of the season will be 'unsettled'.

The new Spring outlook for Illinois from the Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting that Illinois will experience three completely different types of weather this Spring.

There's a new Spring outlook for Missouri that's just been shared by Farmer's Almanac that predicts thunder, snow and very late-arriving warm weather months.

Farmer's Almanac's prediction about the first half of winter for Missouri was astonishingly close which means you might want to pay attention to what they say about the rest of it.

If you think weather is hard to predict looking just a few days ahead, you should try to do it one more season ahead. Farmer's Almanac is famous for long-range forecasting and they've just predicted that Illinois will get drenched once Spring arrives.

It's time to hit fast forward on winter and see what Spring will be like in Missouri for 2025 according to Farmer's Almanac.

A few months ago, Farmer's Almanac predicted a dire winter event near the end of January for Illinois. Now that we're much closer to that date, what do they have to say now? It appears they've double-down on a big snow in the Land of Lincoln within the next couple of weeks.

There are many who have trusted Farmer's Almanac predictions for decades when they issue long-term weather forecasts. If you're one of them, you'll probably want to know that they have just red flagged Missouri for a week in January that concerns them.