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Fall weather forecasts are wildly split—Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts warmth nationwide but cool, wet conditions in the Pacific Northwest and northern New England, while Farmers’ Almanac flips the script with a “dramatic drench” and cold across the northern U.S. NOAA adds another twist, calling for warmer temps where almanacs predict cold, with rain likely in the Southwest and Southeast, and dryness in the Northeast and Pacific Northwest. Meteorologists warn long-range forecasts are unreliable, like gambling, as El Niño signals may bring warmer, drier weather to the West and wetter conditions to the South, while also reducing Atlantic hurricanes but increasing West Coast flooding. With predictions all over the map, staying flexible is your best bet as autumn arrives.

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