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The 231-year-old almanac says "results are almost always close to our traditional claim of 80 percent accuracy."

Weather prognosticators in the 231st edition of America’s oldest almanac are predicting a colder than normal winter in the Heartland.

One has been around since 1792, the other since 1818. Both predict future weather and provide other interesting articles to read.

Every September it appears, as faithfully as the four seasons on the cover. It sits among the glossy, glitzy news, entertainment, and yellow journalism publications on magazine racks.The little yellow

The Old Farmers Almanac and the Farmers Almanac have forecasts that favor those who love to ski and sled

Bitter cold will chill Kansas this winter, predicts the Farmers Almanac. But critics says the publications forecasts shouldnt be taken seriously.

Spring is still about a month away, but temperatures this week are warming up, giving us a false sense of security. Is this first spring? Will we get a second winter blast?

Does the Farmer's Almanac hold any weight? Here's a look at the ages-old handbook.

There are many different ways that the world celebrates Christmas, but what about the many traditions that must also surround New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day?

There are many different ways that the world celebrates Christmas, but what about the many traditions that must also surround New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day?