Farmers' Almanac September weather forecast 2026: Heat, rain and storms expected across US; details
September 2026 brings a changing weather pattern, with heat, storms, rain and windy conditions expected across different parts of America.
The Farmers’ Almanac's September 2026 weather forecast predicts a diverse range of conditions across the United States. In the Northeast, temperatures will start off warm before transitioning to cooler, rainier weather, with thunderstorms likely around Labor Day. The Midwest will experience warm conditions at the beginning of the month, followed by steady rain and thunderstorms later on. In the Southeast, heat and humidity will dominate, with an increase in thunderstorms from mid-month onwards.
The South Central region is expected to have hot weather and frequent thunderstorms, particularly in Texas and Oklahoma. The North Central states will begin September warm, but will soon be followed by rain, storms, and cooler temperatures. Northwestern and southwestern states will start the month with heat, transitioning to rain and showers later on.
Overall, the September forecast for 2026 highlights a shift in weather patterns throughout the country, with heat, rain, storms, and wind all playing a part during the month.
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