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0:31Now PlayingThe Old Farmer's Almanac released its fall weather forecast and expects temperature and rainfall to vary across the United States this autumn.
Overall, the forecast expected interior regions to have warmer than average temperatures and possibly drier seasons, while the coasts may see cooler temperatures and wetter weather.
Founded in 1792, The Old Farmer’s Almanac is the longest continuously published periodical in North America.
While the official website boasts their weather forecasts to be about 80% accurate, some meteorologists and studies have found it to be closer to 50%. Even so, the source remains a popular planning tool online for travelers, gardeners and farmers.
This long-range forecast was released July 10. Why so early? The report said "clues that shape winter begin appearing long before the leaves start to turn."
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