Christmas Weather: What to Expect Across the U. S.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac has shared its weather predictions for the Christmas week, hinting at a mix of winter conditions nationwide. This forecast is especially important for those planning holiday trips, as it gives a heads-up on what to expect.

Regional Forecasts

Northeast, Upper Midwest, Lower Lakes, Eastern Ohio Valley, and Alaska

• Conditions: Snow likely
• Implications: Potential white Christmas, tricky travel conditions

Northern Pacific Northwest and Alaska Panhandle

• Conditions: Stormy and rainy weather

Intermountain West and High Plains

• Conditions: Mix of rain and snow showers

Pacific Southwest

• Conditions: Dry for most of the week, possible showers later

Southeast, Florida, Texas-Oklahoma Regions, Atlantic Corridor, and Hawaii

• Conditions: Sunny skies with little rain
• Implications: Smoother travel conditions

Deep South

• Conditions: Mix of sunny and rainy weather

Atlantic Corridor

• Conditions: Rain and snow showers initially, clearing up later

Appalachians

• Conditions: Sunshine early, snow moving in closer to the holiday

Desert Southwest

• Conditions: Sunny start, possible isolated showers later in the week

About The Old Farmer’s Almanac

The Old Farmer’s Almanac is known for its long-standing tradition of providing weather forecasts and practical advice. It’s a go-to resource for many, especially during the holidays. The publication has also released its forecast for Thanksgiving, predicting a mix of sunny and rainy conditions across the U.S., with possible snow in northern areas.