farmer's almanac

Following a more than 200 year run in publication, the Lewiston, Maine, based Farmers' Almanac will call it quits after their 2026 edition

Don't shoot the messenger - or, if you're into freezing cold and snow, you're welcome.

This past Winter, New England experienced one of "those" winters when it seemed like we got a ton of snow and the temperatures were very, very cold. I wonder if I'll be saying the same thing when this intense heat hits New Hampshire and Massachusetts this Summer? According to the Farmer's Almanac, it's going to be a scorcher for the Southern half of New Hampshire and all of Massachusetts.

Will New Hampshire get the snow we need for winter fun? Read on.

The Farmer's Almanac has released their detailed forecast for May in Maine, including what to expect on Mother's and Memorial Day weekends.

Is it finally time to say goodbye to winter? We don't know for sure, but here's the closest formula you'll find to predicting when spring will, well, spring.

Despite a mild season so far, the Farmers Almanac predicts a topsy-turvy end to winter and start to spring for Maine and Massachusetts.

Plowable snow this early? Yes.

The Old Farmer's Almanac is calling for a chilling winter season for Mainers. Here's what it had to say.

The annual Farmers' Almanac thinks you should circle three dates on the calendar, as they predict when major storms will hit Maine and New Hampshire.

Winter is coming ladies and gentleman, and here's is your prediction for the first plowable snowfall in Maine.

This is good news or bad news, depending on how you've enjoyed New England's sweaty summer.

Please be wrong, please be wrong.

Almanacs predict the rest of the winter and spring. How are they doing?

If you live here in New England, you need to know.

It is literally raining acorns