Posted in New Hampshire Winter August 18, 2016 by

You May Not Like These Predictions About New Hampshire’s Positively Frigid Upcoming Winter

The Old Farmer’s Almanac has been used for centuries as a guide for predicting weather patterns of upcoming seasons. While the algorithm isn’t 100% accurate, it’s one of the best long-range forecasts available. And this upcoming winter, residents of New Hampshire can be sure to bundle up…even more than they typically would.

New Hampshire residents are no strangers to cold weather, with average high temperatures reaching only 30 degrees F.
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According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, temperatures this year will be below average, with most highs reaching only to the mid-20s.
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Average snowfall won't be too heavily affected, although there will be snowy periods all the way through mid-March.
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April and May should continue as normal, with temperatures only slightly below average.
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What do you think of these predictions for New Hampshire? The full report of the Old Farmer’s Almanac can be purchased in late August.

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