Get Ready To Bundle Up, The Farmers Almanac is Predicting Blustery Temperatures This Winter In Kentucky
When it comes to winter in Kentucky, anything goes. Sometimes, we have freezing temperatures with wintery mixes. Other years, winter is about as mild as fall, and we coast into spring without so much as a single flake of snow. And some years, the temperatures go up and down like an old-school roller coaster. This winter, however, is shaping up to be a blustery one, at least according to the folks at Farmers Almanac. The 2021-22 Farmers Almanac winter forecast was recently released, forecasting “a season of shivers” across the country. What does this mean for winter in Kentucky? Let’s take a look…
During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.
If winter wonderlands make you swoon, you'll love the latest prediction regarding this upcoming winter in Kentucky.
Every year, the experts at Farmers Almanac use a variety of factors to predict what's ahead for the coldest months of the year. And winter 2021-22 is looking quite blustery.
Farmers Almanac is foreseeing a "season of shivers" for much of the country -- the Bluegrass State included. In fact, Janice Stillman, the almanac's editor, said that this winter could "be one of the longest and coldest that we've seen in years."
Experiencing the Bluegrass in all four seasons of the year will make you fall more deeply in love with our state. So be sure you have a warm coat and boots, bundle up, and make the best of a cold and blustery winter!
And if the Farmers Almanac is wrong? Well, you can still enjoy Kentucky's amazing landscape during a milder winter, too!
What do you think about the Farmers Almanac’s winter forecast? Do you follow along with these predictions? Do you think they’re accurate? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!
Winter is still months away, so be sure to soak up lots of fall fun in Kentucky while you can!
