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Farmers’ Almanac releases 2026-2027 winter forecast: What they say to expect for blockbuster winter in the US
Lincoln, Nebraska is under a high wind warning until Wednesday afternoon.
The Farmers' Almanac has released its 2026-2027 winter forecast. Here's what they say to expect in your region.
Since 1818, the Farmers’ Almanac has issued an annual winter forecast, which it says is the longest-running long-range weather forecast in North America.
According to the report, this winter will be one of sharp contrasts and plenty of surprises.
With a potential "super" El Niño brewing, the powerful climate pattern could reshape winter weather across North America, significantly influencing temperature and precipitation patterns across the U.S.
Let's break down what the Farmers’ Almanac prognosticators predict for each region this winter.
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Farmers’ Almanac 2026 / 2027 Winter Weather Forecast
The winter of 2026–2027 may deliver sharp contrasts across the country. Some regions could face repeated storms, raw rain, and heavy, wet snow, while others experience milder stretches interrupted by quick cold snaps.
In other words, prepare for a winter of snow, sleet, and surprises.
Our 2026–2027 winter outlook was prepared by Caleb Weatherbee using the same core, proprietary weather formula the Farmers’ Almanac has relied upon since its founding in 1818. First developed by founding editor David Young and passed down from one Almanac forecaster to the next, the time-tested method considers recurring natural cycles, solar activity, lunar influences, and historical weather patterns. Today, those traditional calculations are enhanced—not replaced—by modern forecasting tools, including satellite observations, computer modeling, current meteorological data, historical analogs, and analysis of large-scale ocean and atmospheric patterns. Together, these old and new methods help Caleb develop a broad, long-range regional outlook intended to help readers plan ahead—while remembering that nature always has the final word.
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