Old Farmers' Almanac Predicts What the Weather Will Be Like in the US This Spring

Although Phil the Groundhog predicted six more weeks of winter, it's never too early to start dreaming about spring. The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its long-term forecast for spring 2025. It looks like most areas will experience warmer-than-normal temperatures, writes Yahoo! life.

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Old Farmer's Almanac makes its long-term forecasts based on its own methods of analyzing solar and lunar cycles, folk signs and other factors.

The publication writes that the weather will be warm and humid in most parts of the country. And those living in the Great Lakes region should prepare for late snowfalls due to cold April weather.

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At the same time, some areas of the United States may experience a drier spring, particularly northern New England, southern Florida, Texas (Oklahoma), the Central States, the western Ohio River Valley, the Upper Midwest, and the Pacific Northwest.

Weather forecast for spring-20025

We offer a more detailed forecast Old farmer's almanac for the coming spring by US region:

• Northeast: Temperatures are expected to be above average, especially in April.
• Atlantic Corridor: Boston and Richmond will see above-average temperatures and precipitation in April; below-normal precipitation is forecast for May.
• Appalachians: Temperatures and rainfall in April and May will be slightly higher than usual.
• Southeast: Temperatures are expected to be within normal limits along the Carolina and Georgia coasts, with slightly above-average temperatures expected in the western portion of the region in April and May.
• Florida: Northern Florida will be warmer and wetter than usual, while the southern part of the state will be cooler and drier.
• Lower Lakes: Michigan and the Great Lakes region are forecast to see above-normal temperatures, with above-average precipitation in the East.
• Ohio River Valley: Kentucky, southern Illinois, Indiana and surrounding areas are expected to see below-normal temperatures and precipitation in April but above-normal in May.
• Deep South: Temperatures will be normal in April and above normal in May. More rainfall than usual will fall in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
• Upper Midwest: Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota and surrounding areas will see above-normal temperatures. The southern portion of the region will see more precipitation than the northern portion.
• Central States: Iowa, Missouri, eastern Kansas and Nebraska will have a warm spring with below-normal precipitation. Hot spells and dry spells are possible into the summer.
• Texas-Oklahoma: In April the temperature will be below normal, in May – above normal. A hot summer with normal precipitation is expected.
• High Plains: In April and May, temperatures are expected to be within normal limits or above.
• Interior mountainous regions: In April the temperature will rise above normal, and in May it will drop below normal.
• Southwestern Deserts: Cooler weather is expected in New Mexico, Arizona and southeastern California, with more precipitation than usual.
• Pacific Northwest: In April, temperatures will rise above normal along the coast from Seattle, Washington to Eureka, California, and in May, they will, on the contrary, fall below normal.

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• Pacific Southwest: Temperatures are expected to be above normal across the region in April and below normal in May. The northern part of the region will see below normal precipitation, while the southern part will see more.
• Alaska: Temperatures will rise above normal, and precipitation is also expected to be above average.
• Hawaii: Temperatures will be within normal limits in the western part, and above normal in the eastern part. Overall, wetter conditions are expected.

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