You May Not Like These Predictions About Maryland’s Positively Frigid Upcoming Winter
The Old Farmer’s Almanac provides weather predictions for the United States in its annual publication (the longest running annual publication in the country!). The almanac uses a blend of scientific and historical data to come up with its forecasts, and claims an 80 percent accuracy rate. See what you think about its forecast for Maryland.
Maryland residents have no qualms about a little bit of snow and cold weather, but you might not love the Old Farmer’s Almanac’s predictions about the upcoming 2016-17 winter.
Winter temperatures in Maryland are forecast to be lower than normal this year. This means plenty of ice, and not so much melting in between storms. Bundle up!
According to U.S. Climate Data, the average low temperature for Maryland is 29 degrees in January (our coldest month). Get ready for those average temps to be much lower. Take care on the icy, snowy roads.
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