Will Maine, New Hampshire, & Massachusetts See an Extended Summer or an Early Winter?

Hopefully, you are able to take advantage of the nice weather that we have been having across New England.

We suffered through nearly three months of rainy weekends this spring, so there is no doubt that we deserve the weather that we have been blessed with over the last few weeks.

With the exception of a handful of rainy days, we have had a very nice summer this year.

Even though you are spending as much time as possible soaking in those beach days, trips to the amusement parks, and concerts, you have probably started to wonder how much longer we are going to be blessed with summer weather.

When will New England be slapped with our first cold day?  Even worse, when can we expect our first snow storm?

The Old Farmer's Almanac Extended Fall Forecast for New England

The Old Farmer's Almanac (that's the one from New Hampshire) has released it's extended fall forecast for 2025.

For Northern New England, AKA Region 1, they are saying that August will be a little warmer than average.  We can expect an overall high temperature that is about 2 degrees above average.

The iconic periodical also says that, for the most part, we are going to have lots of sun in August.  However, there will be a handful of rainy days toward the beginning of the month.

Things change in September, though.  Overall, September will be cooler than average by about 2 degrees.  Additionally, the Old Farmer's Almanac is calling for rain showers and thunderstorms throughout most of the month.

However, unlike it is for some reasons, the almanac is not calling for any snowfall in September.

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