Explore the latest developments concerning Fall 2026 weather.
Fall 2026 weather forecast released. When will it cool down?
The nation's scorching summer – which featured the hottest July on record – is almost in the rearview mirror, and attention now turns to the season of pumpkin spice, falling leaves and, hopefully, mercifully cooler temperatures.
However, this year, it may take longer than usual for summer warmth to fade, in part, due to El Niño strengthening, according to a new federal forecast and commentary from AccuWeather meteorologist Brian Lada.
The Climate Prediction Center's fall temperature outlook map for the United States shows that nearly coast-to-coast above-average temperatures are expected in September through November, except for a spot in the Ohio Valley where there are equal chances for above- and below-average temperatures.
Cooler days ahead? Almanac predicts a chilly fall for Southern Tier
Fall is just a little over a month away, and Binghamton residents may be wondering what kind of weather the upcoming season will bring.
Cooler temperatures, changing leaves, and shorter days are on the horizon.
Here's when fall starts in 2026, and what The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts for fall weather in the Southern Tier.
The autumnal equinox will arrive on Tuesday, Sept. 22, marking the astronomical start of the fall season.
Fall will continue through the start of the winter solstice, which falls on Monday, Dec. 21, 2026. In total, fall will last around 13 weeks.
According to the Old Farmer's Almanac fall 2026 predictions, updated on Aug. 13, some parts of the country will experience warmer-than-normal temperatures, but the Northeast is not one of them.
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