Old Farmer's Almanac weather forecast for October 11-20: What weather will the US see?
The Old Farmer’s Almanac says mid-October will bring rain to much of the East, chilly weather to the Plains and mostly sunny skies in parts of the West.
The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its forecast for October 11-20, predicting cooler-than-normal temperatures across much of the United States. According to executive editor Heidi Stonehill, the publication expects average or drier-than-normal conditions in most regions.
The Northeast will experience rain from October 11-21, with scattered showers in the Appalachians and a transition to cooler, rainy weather in the Atlantic Corridor. The Ohio Valley may see isolated showers and cooler conditions, followed by rain from October 14-21.
Scattered showers are expected in the Lower Lakes from October 7-16, with mild temperatures gradually turning cooler. Rain could give way to sunnier, warmer weather from October 17-28. The Southeast will have sunnier weather later in the first half of October, with a subsequent round of rain, especially in northern areas, from October 15-20.
Florida is predicted to have cooler and sunny weather from October 9-13, with showers returning from October 14-29 as temperatures warm. In the Deep South, sunny weather is forecast from October 12-19, followed by cooler temperatures.
Texas and Oklahoma may see isolated thunderstorms and cooler weather from October 10-14, followed by a period of chilly weather from October 15-21. The Upper Midwest could see rain and snow from October 7-17, with temperatures expected to be quite chilly. Sunny skies and warmer weather may return between October 18-27.
The Heartland could have sunny weather in the north and rain in the south in mid-October, with a chilly stretch from October 16-19. In the High Plains, rain and snow showers are predicted from October 9-18, along with cold temperatures. The Intermountain region should experience sunnier and cooler weather through October 19, followed by another round of rain from October 20-23.
The Desert Southwest may see sunny weather turn to isolated showers from October 11-15. Overall, the Almanac predicts October will be slightly cooler and drier than average in the region.
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