West Virginians Should Expect Extra Cold And Snow This Winter According To The Farmers Almanac
It may be hard to imagine cold weather after the hot summer we’ve just come through, but winter will come again before we know it…and this year, the Farmer’s Almanac predicts West Virginia will see cold, ice, and snow at or above-seasonable levels for 2020-2021.
Welcome to wild, wonderful West Virginia, the winter version.
It's a good thing, too, because we'll probably be seeing plenty of them this winter! The Farmers' Almanac has released its predictions for the 2020-2021 winter, and it's looking like it's gonna be a cold, snowy one for us this time around the sun.
While a cold, snowy winter might be bad news for some, in general, West Virginians aren't too scared of snow; we're used to it. We know how to shovel out our houses and driveways....
So bring it on, Winter! We’ll take your extra cold and snow…especially if it keeps the tick population at bay next summer. (True story: cold weather won’t kill ticks, exactly, but it will cause them to emerge later in the spring, delaying their life cycle and functionally reducing their population!)
To see the Farmers’ Almanac predictions for yourself, head to their website here. Have you seen any other signs of a cold winter coming? Extra fog in August? Thicker corn husks? Earlier-than-usual monarch butterfly migration? Let us know which signs you watch for and swear by, and what they’re telling you about Winter 2020-2021!
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