Farmer's Almanac 2 Month Free Forecast (2024)

FAQs

How accurate is the Farmers Almanac winter prediction? ›

How accurate are these winter predictions several months out? Both the Farmers' Almanac and the Old Farmer's Almanac — two separate publications — claim to be 80% accurate with their forecasts.

Summer 2024 forecast: NJ will feel a hotter than usual summer but not so humid. The 2024 Summer in New Jersey is going to be very hot but not so humid, forecasters say.

Polar orbiting satellites provide the information most useful for long-term weather forecasting. These satellites use instruments to measure energy, called radiation, emitted by the Earth and atmosphere. This information is incorporated into weather models, which in turn leads to more accurate weather forecasts.

What is the Farmers' Almanac saying about summer 2024 in New England? The Almanac is calling for a "warm, hot and muggy summer for most of the nation," except in the Northwest region of the country. Locally, it is expecting it to be wet.

Overall the California forecasts were correct only 23% of the time.

Often, there is significant uncertainty in any snow forecast. Some of these uncertainties include the track of low pressure and how much cold air is available. Snowfall can also vary greatly over small distances.

Summer will be hotter than average, while rainfall will be below normal in the north and above normal in the south.

In addition to New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine all made the top-10 list (New York comes in at No. 11). They all have experienced temperature increases of over 3 degrees, and are warming faster than sizzling spots like Arizona and Texas.

New Jersey's hottest summer on record in 2010 had daily temperatures (daytime highs and overnight lows) averaging out to a steamy 75.7 degrees in June, July and August, according to data from the state climatologist's office.

Peer-reviewed research has concluded the practical limit to forecasting specifics is on the order of eight to 10 days. So how did AccuWeather's forecasts weeks and months into the future do? They were about half right.

Which weather app is most accurate? ›

According to ForecastWatch, the premier organization for evaluating the accuracy of weather forecasts, The Weather Company is more likely to be the most accurate across all geographic regions studied (U.S., Canada, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia-Pacific) and time periods covered.

"If we look at the forecast for the next three months in the long range, it's suggesting that the trend that we're seeing in baseline warming could continue, and so 2024 could rival 2023 for being the hottest year on record, which is very scary," says Chloe Brimicombe, a heatwave researcher at the University of Graz.

2024 may be first year to hit 1.5°C of warming (relative to the global above average temperature from 1991-2020). Last year February 2023 to January 2024 reached this threshold, though it wasn't quite the entire calendar year of 2023.

Summer of 2024 could be a repeat of summer 2023, which was the hottest in more than 2,000 years for the Northern Hemisphere, a new study of tree rings found.

Last month was slightly less hot than the record-breaking July 2023, but the year is still likely to be the hottest ever, according to European climate scientists.

The long, hot and record summer of 2023 will be surpassed in 2024. Extended heatwaves in Texas and the Southwestern U.S., water shortages in western states, and record rainfalls and flooding in the eastern states will focus U.S. voter attention on climate going into the critical post-Labor Day election season.

July 22, 2024, was the hottest day on record, according to a NASA analysis of global daily temperature data. July 21 and 23 of this year also exceeded the previous daily record, set in July 2023.