Old Farmer’s Almanac September forecast: What fall 2026 weather will look like across the US
The Old Farmer's Almanac has shared its Fall 2026 forecast, predicting a warmer interior and cooler coasts across the US.
The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its forecast for Fall 2026 across the United States, detailing region-by-region temperature and rainfall expectations for September and October. Warmer-than-average conditions are anticipated for much of the country's interior, stretching from the Northern Plains to the Deep South. Meanwhile, the eastern US and Pacific Coast may experience cooler-than-normal weather.
Much of the West Coast, central and northern Rockies, parts of Texas, southern Florida, and the Northeast are expected to receive more rain than usual. The Northeast is forecast to be particularly cooler and wetter, with temperatures about 1 degree Fahrenheit below normal and around 1 inch less rain than average. The Appalachians, Ohio Valley, and Upper Midwest may also see cooler and drier conditions, with September temperatures roughly 2 degrees Fahrenheit below average and rainfall amounts between 1 to 4 inches less than normal.
Florida's northern regions might be cooler and drier, while southern Florida could be cooler but see slightly more rain than usual. The details vary by region, ranging from cooler and wetter conditions in the Northeast to warmer and drier trends in the High Plains and Desert Southwest.
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