Old Farmer's Almanac Halloween 2026 Forecast as Map Shows Possible Snow
Summary
The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts cool weather with rain in many parts of the U.S. on Halloween 2026. Some areas, especially the Upper Midwest and Alaska, may see snow, while higher mountain regions in the West could also have snow on the ground.Key Facts
- Halloween 2026 is expected to be chilly across much of the U.S.
- Rain is likely in the Northeast, Midwest, Southeast, South Central, and Northwest regions.
- Snow could fall in the Upper Midwest and in most parts of Alaska except the panhandle.
- Mountain areas in Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah may have snow on the ground at lower elevations mostly too warm for snow.
- No major winter storms are predicted to cause widespread problems on Halloween.
- Rain showers could also affect parts of Arizona, southern California, Texas, Oklahoma, South Florida, Washington, and Oregon.
- Thanksgiving has a higher chance of snow in the Northeast, Appalachians, Great Lakes, Upper Midwest, and Alaska.
- The El Niño climate pattern may bring stormier weather to the southern U.S. and warmer temperatures in the north during the upcoming winter.
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