old farmer's almanac

Spring officially begins on March 19, 2024. Despite what the calendar says, Central New York doesn't usually see the season until as late as May. This year may be a different story.

Autumn officially begins this weekend, but all eyes are on winter and the extreme conditions it's predicted to bring this year.

This summer we may see cooler than normal temperatures, lots of rain and maybe even a hurricane in Central New York.

The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a colder and snowier winter than normal for Utica, Rome, and the rest of Central New York this year.

Mother Nature isn't done with snow for central New York, at least according to The 'Old Farmer'.

After dealing with Winter Storm Stella, Central New Yorkers are looking ahead to the coming winter, and hoping that we will get a break.

New month, new year, and Happy 2014 from all of us at Big Frog 104! So what kind of month will January be, weather-wise? Let's take a look at the long-range weather predictions from my "old reliable" source.

With a late Thanksgiving Day this year, we now find ourselves in December, already! With the busy weeks ahead of Christmas shopping, holiday parties and family get togethers, what kind of weather will we have for December? Let's take a look.

Welcome to November! Now things are really going to start happening quickly; Election Day next Tuesday, Veterans' Day on the 11th, Thanksgiving and Black Friday in a few weeks. With a brand new month, let's take a look ahead to weather predictions for November.

I have one question: "Where did September go"? It flew by! With October here, let's take a look at how the weather will shape up for this new month.

Now that we've begun the month of September, and we count down the days to autumn, let's take a look at what kind of weather may be coming our way this month in central New York. And that means checking the long-range forecast in "The Old Farmer's Almanac 2013".

Hopefully, we all sprung ahead this past weekend to begin Dayllght Savings Time, and even though we lost an hour of sleep, by now we've made it up (although my father claimed that he lost an hour of sleep everynight until we returned to standard time). So how much more daylight did we gain?