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Old Farmer’s Almanac Releases Fall 2026 Forecast for U.S. Regions
The Old Farmer’s Almanac issued its outlook for fall 2026, projecting warmer interior temperatures and mostly dry conditions. Coastal zones are expected to run cooler, with pockets of above-normal rain in several areas.
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The Old Farmer’s Almanac released its forecast for fall 2026 on July 13. Newsweek reported that the outlook calls for warmer-than-average temperatures across the interior of the United States. Coastal areas on both the Atlantic and Pacific sides are projected to experience cooler-than-average readings.
Newsweek reported that precipitation is expected to stay below normal across much of the country. Above-normal rainfall is forecast for parts of the West, the Rocky Mountains, Texas, Florida, and the Northeast. The almanac issues these long-range predictions each year to guide planning in agriculture, energy, and outdoor activities.
The current forecast covers the period from September through November.
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