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If you were waiting for a Winter wonders It never seems to appear, it could finally be your year. THE Farmer's almanac Recently published its 2023-2024 Winter weather forecast , and that predict this season as much snowy snow for the whole of the United States.

"After a strange and warm winter season of last year, this winter should be happy with cold weather fans, especially those of the Great Lakes, the Midwest and the North of New England", editor Pete Geiger said in a report . "The 'brrr' comes back! We expect more snow and low temperatures nationwide."

Since 1818, the Farmer's almanac provided Long -range weather forecast for the country. The publication says that its "contested, disputed and approved" formula has enabled it to make specific predictions for centuries. But even if it predicts an additional snowy winter at all levels, things can be a little different in your wooden neck. Read the rest to find out what you should expect in your region.

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This year's forecasts call for a cold and snowy season in the Northeast for Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Vermont, as well as an icy, floconne and Slushy season for the States of New England: Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.

"For those of you who live along the Washington corridor i-95 in Boston, who saw a lack of winter winter precipitation Farmer's almanac Experts declare in their forecasts.

THE Farmer's almanac Predicts a stormy winter for the middle of the United States, with "a lot of snowstorms, gries, ice and rain storms for a large part of the big lakes, Ohio and Midwest, especially in January and February ".

But you should also expect it to be very cold in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky, because experts expect "temperatures below average "In this region during the winter season.

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Going down the map, residents in Virginia-Western, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Florida should expect to see a refrigerated and humid winter , according to Farmer's almanac .

"The South-East and Florida will see a wet winter than normal, with medium winter temperatures overall, but some frosts can send many chills to snowbirds trying to avoid cold and snow at home" , declare the experts.

If you live in the regions of large plains and rocks, you should prepare for "a lot of cold temperatures and occasional storm episodes, bringing generalized rains and snow". Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota will experience a cold winter with medium snowfall, according to forecasts.

You should also prepare for an extended season, because the Farmer's almanac warns that "potential blizzards for this first week of March remind people in the North States that winter is not yet finished".

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The States of the South Center of Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas can be shaken by the weather of this winter, as the Farmer's almanac Predict a season "without season and stormy" for the region. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"Many cold temperatures and certain storms will occupy people from the states of the center-South occupied in mid-January," said forecasts. Farmer's almanac Add that those in Texas should specifically prepare for a "possible winter storm possible in mid-January".

If you live in Idaho, Oregon or Washington, you may be used to living a white winter. But the Farmer's almanac Warning that he predicts an "unusually snowy and humid winter" for the northwest of the Pacific this year.

You should expect the "heavy mountain snow" to cover the mountains on the Pacific coast during the first week of February in particular, according to forecasts.

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The forecasts of Arizona, California, Nevada and Utah currently indicate that it will be "time seasonally [with] winter temperatures". But as editor -in -chief Sandi Duncan Explained in a press release, "atmospheric phenomena such as El Niño also affect our predictions".

El Niño is "an unusual temperature of water off the coast of the Pacific of South America", and there are indications that this phenomenon could strike in the last half of 2023 and in winter of 2024 , according to Farmer's almanac .

"If an El Niño materializes, it could direct the subtropical jet jet in California, translating into abundant quantities of rain and snow throughout the southwest," said forecast.

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