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'Muggy, Thundery' Summer 2021 In Store For Ohio: Farmers' Almanac Patch 5 hrs ago Chris Mosby © Provided by Patch Ohio will have more summer thunderstorms than usual, according to a forecast from the Farmers' Almanac. OHIO — Ohio will have a "muggy, thundery," summer in 2021, according to a new forecast from the Farmers' Almanac. "Summer should be stormy, with a greater-than-average frequency of thunderstorms for a large portion of the country. Many of these storms will be strong, particularly over the eastern third of the nation," the publication said. The first day ...

Once again, our friends at the  Farmers’ Almanac have worked whatever magic they do to look into our weather future. For summer 2021 they are predicting that Wyoming may be in for an especially hot and stormy season. “There will be a greater-than-average frequency of thunderstorms for a large portion of the country,” Almanac editor, Peter Geiger, Philom said in a statement. “Many of these storms could prove to be quite strong, particularly over the eastern third of the nation.” Get our free mobile app Graphic by Farmers’ Almanac This summer is looking to be about beating the he...

A major snowstorm in March? By Tim Colliver - tcolliver@aimmediamidwest.com Just a couple of weeks ago, this mountain of snow towered in front of the Highland County Administration Building in Hillsboro. Tim Colliver | The Times-Gazette The old adage that if March comes in like a lion, it will go out like a lamb notwithstanding, The Farmers Almanac is forecasting Highland County and the Midwest may have to shovel out from another winter storm later in the month. By its own admission, The Farmers’ Almanac has sported a 75 to 80 percent accuracy rate for weather forecasting, and so far thi...

“Everybody wants it to be gone,” Poliquin said. “Everybody wants to forget about it.” True. And yet, while nearly everyone feels sadness at what’s been lost, especially the death of more than 330,000 Americans from COVID-19 since March, some also look back on these strange, lonely months and see glimmers of something valuable, even comforting. “A warm aura of strength continued to preside” even during this “year of turbulence,” said Fowsia Musse, executive director of Maine Community Integration. A plywood present sits Wednesday on the front lawn at Hunter Sweet’s home in ...

For years, 197 years, to be exact, we've been reading the farmers almanac for home-grown tips on how to raise farm animals and predict the weather. tomorrow marks the first official day of fall. and editors of the almanac have a warning, bundle up. this makes me so upset. how brutal a winter are we talking about? joining me now on the phone from maine is peter geiger, editor of "the farmers almanac." thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> i am not a cold weather girl. i despise the winter. let me brace myself. how bad is it going to be this year? >> okay, basically across the count...