A ‘Snowier-Than-Normal Winter’ Is Headed Toward These Homeowners, Warns The Old Farmer’s Almanac  

As winter approaches, homeowners across the United States should prepare a bit differently for the season than in past years, depending on where they live. While predictions of a volatile winter have already been shared, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac Winter 2026–2027 forecast, the nation will experience a mix of mild spells, sudden freezes, and in some areas, heavy snow events. “Winter won’t look the same everywhere this year,” shared Carol Connare, editor-in-chief of The Old Farmer’s Almanac. “While much of the country is headed for a milder season, some areas will still see plenty of cold and snow.” Which homeowners will see the most snowHomeowners in certain regions of the country should prepare for an extraordinarily active snow season.The heaviest snowfall is forecasted by the Alamanac from central New England through the Appalachians, across the Intermountain region and Pacific Northwest, and into Alaska. Loading...The complete 2026–2027 winter forecast.Old Farmer's AlmanacHowever, as you can see by the map, in the southern portion of the Northeast, homeowners will also face above-normal snowfall concentrated in mid- and late December, mid-January, and early and late ...