farmer's almanac

After an unusually mild winter, the Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its long-range spring 2026 forecast for Idaho.

After an unusually warm December with almost no snow, many Idahoans expected winter to hit hard. But the Farmer’s Almanac says the rest of winter may be quieter than feared, with only a couple of notable snow events ahead.

After more than 200 years, the Farmers’ Almanac is publishing its final edition — and Idaho got a bold shoutout in its farewell winter forecast.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac just released its 2025-26 winter outlook for Idaho, calling for warmer-than-normal temperatures with snowy stretches in early 2026.

Could Idaho’s squirrels be forecasting the winter? Their nests may hint at heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures.

Idaho just got called out by name in the Farmer’s Almanac winter forecast—and it’s not looking mild. Expect cold snaps and plenty of snow.

Summer's just around the corner, and the Old Farmers Almanac has some surprising predictions for the Pacific Northwest that might just cool your expectations.

While it didn’t stick around long, Boise recently tied the second warmest day ever recorded in March.

Don’t like the weather? Wait 10 minutes, it’ll change. That’s why it’s so hard to trust any forecast.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac is a yearly publication that has been providing weather predictions, gardening tips, and practical advice for over 200 years. First published in 1792, it’s the oldest continuously published periodical in North America. The Almana...