Posted in West Virginia Nature September 24, 2019 by Natalie Clunan

The Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Winter 2020 In West Virginia Will Have Frosty Temps And Above Average Amounts Of Snow

We are just heading into leaf-peeping season here in West Virginia and that means winter is right around the corner. Is the colder weather already on your mind? The Farmers’ Almanac has released their predictions for winter 2020 and it looks like it might be quite a wild ride. Read on to see what’s in store for the Mountain State.

Each year, The Farmers' Almanac makes predictions for the upcoming winter weather. This year, they're calling for a "Polar Coaster WInter" across the United States.

The predictions forecast above-average amounts of precipitation across the nation, especially in the East.

That doesn't just mean more snow — we can expect plenty of rain, sleet, and slush, too.

Morning commutes might get treacherous with the wintry mix freezing on roads overnight. Allow extra time to get where you need to go,

The month of January is expected to be extra cold with freezing temps sticking around for weeks. Warm blankets and thick jackets are going to be a must this year.

The Spring thaw isn't expected to come early either. Get your firewood ready and prepare to snuggle in by the fireplace for a while this year.

If you like to play outside in the snow, you'll have plenty of opportunities to do it this year!

You can read more about the Farmers’ Almanac predictions by clicking here.

You don’t have to hide inside all winter long. You have to admit that the Mountain State is gorgeous under a fresh coat of snow. Check out these winter hiking trails to get you outside when cabin fever hits.

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