Get Ready To Bundle Up, The Farmers’ Almanac is Predicting Below Average Temperatures This Winter In New Hampshire

No matter the season, here in New England we've always got one eye on winter. It's typically safe to assume that many days will be grey and chilly. We can also count on more than a few snowy days. But the extent to which we must brace ourselves can vary. Some years winter seems to come and go, while others arrive with an onslaught and keep it coming until well into spring. Curious what to expect this winter? Thanks to the Farmers’ Almanac winter weather forecast we have some more details to help you prepare for the upcoming 2022-2023 winter season in New Hampshire.

There's something about New Hampshire in the winter that always has us a little bit excited. But that doesn't mean we're always ready for it.

The Farmers' Almanac has been delivering seasonal predictions since 1818 and it's always a great way to begin mentally preparing for what's to come.

Looking at the Farmers' Almanac winter weather predictions for the 2022-2023 season, New Hampshire will have its normal winter chill with snowy/icy/slushy conditions.

Then in January, brace yourself for extremely cold temperatures. Bone-chillingly cold temperatures.

January will start out cold for most of the country. Then, slowly but surely, it will get colder. New Hampshire residents can expect the coldest temperatures from the middle to the later part of the month.

Also during January, expect storm activity that will bring snow, sleet, rain, and ice. Sidewalks and driveways are sure to get slippery during this time, so be sure to have some bags of salt on hand! Not that we aren't used to that here in New Hampshire.

With periods of calm followed by cold and snow, March will probably be a bit like February. While these months won't bring constant snow as in other years, it looks like having salt on-hand isn't a bad idea.

And in March, we ought to start seeing temperatures continue to warm up, with a bit of a "lion" ending to the month in the form of lots of storms. So just be prepared!

How do you feel about the upcoming winter season in New Hampshire, as predicted by the Farmers' Almanac? Are you the type that welcomes the cold or are you already looking into tropical vacations? Share your thoughts with us in the comments on Facebook.

And if you choose to enjoy a local winter this year, consider heading outdoors: these seven New Hampshire parks are even more beautiful in winter!