Farmer’s Almanac: Get Ready for a #PolarCoaster This Winter. Click to Read More.

If you buy into what the Farmer’s Almanac is selling, then you better brace yourself for a frigid winter!

Sure, I could have told you that, but I didn’t come up with the expertly crafted and extremely marketable hashtag #PolarCoaster!

Are you ready for another winter ride, full of chills and thrills?! According to the 2020 Farmers’ Almanac, this winter will be filled with so many ups and downs on the thermometer, it may remind you of a “Polar Coaster.”

❄️☃️🎿BREAKING: We’ve released our extended forecast for WINTER 2019-20! See who’s in for a wild ride on the #PolarCoaster!
👉 https://t.co/6IKGHYKgYI#WintersComing#FarmersAlmanac#Winter2020#winterwx#snowride pic.twitter.com/nt0cBdQBOH

— The Farmers’ Almanac (@FarmersAlmanac) August 26, 2019

Here are a few more predictions from the centuries-old almanac:

The biggest drop—with the most freefalling, frigid temperatures—is forecasted to take hold from the northern Plains into the Great Lakes.

“The Almanac calls for above-normal winter precipitation over the eastern third of the country as well as the Great Plains, Midwest, and the Great Lakes.”

According to the Farmers’ Almanac’s winter prediction, the coldest outbreak of the season should arrive during the final week of January and last through the beginning of February.

The 2020 edition of the Farmers’ Almanac suggests a suspenseful start to January over the eastern half of the country. This may mean frequent freefalling precipitation as well as strong and gusty winds. January 4–7 and 12–15 could, depending on where you live, mean copious amounts of snow, rain, sleet, and ice.

According to our long-range outlook, spring will be slow to start with winter lingering across the Midwest, Great Lakes, Northeast, and New England. Occasional wet snow and unseasonably chilly conditions will hang on for a ride that you may not be able to get off until April!

Natureally, if you want more information…you gotta buy it!