You Might Not Like These Predictions About Virginia’s Snowy And Wet Upcoming Winter
Though we’re still enjoying the last throes of summer here in Virginia, we know that the colder months of winter aren’t far away. The recent publication by the Farmer’s Almanac indicates that winter of 2019 will be characterized by a “teeth-chattering cold,” and the Mid Atlantic is in for quite a bit of snow. Below you’ll find an overview of major snowfall and winter storm predictions. In short, get those heavy jackets and snow boots ready!
The Farmer's Almanac is a longstanding publication that has helped both farmers and other residents with long-range weather predictions. The publication has been around since 1818 and is notorious for its precise and accurate calculations.
In terms of the Mid-Atlantic region, temperatures aren't expected to plummet, yet they will remain cold enough so that Virginians should see plenty of snow.
Fortunately, we know that a snowy winter here in Virginia can also be quite beautiful. The landscape is turned into a winter wonderland and activities like snow
On days where there isn't any snow, residents can expect a fair share of cold and damp weather. This dreary combination is characteristic of the winter season here in Virginia.
There are a few major snowstorms that may effect the state, according to the Almanac's predictions. Three separate storms are estimated to arrive during the month of December and promise both snow and heavy winds.
Another period of extreme weather is said to arrive from Canada during mid-February. This arctic cold front is expected to effect the entire eastern seaboard.
So if you’re averse to the cold and wet weather so characteristic of Virginia, you may not like the weather promised by the Farmer’s Almanac for this upcoming winter. Yet more than a few dustings of snow along the way could make our beautiful state all the more dazzling. What are your thoughts on these predictions? We’d love to hear from you!
To check out the Farmer’s Almanac predictions for yourself, you can click here.
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A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
