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Get ready for winter, Ohio — the Farmers’ Almanac’s 2026-2027 snow forecast says northern parts could see flakes as early as November, while the southern Ohio Valley might wait until late November or even December. This isn’t a storm prediction, but a climatological guide based on historical trends and quirky methods like sunspots and lunar cycles. Accuracy? They claim 80-85%, though skeptics say lower. Across the U.S., snow arrives earliest in high elevations and far north in August-September, with the Great Lakes and Appalachians getting it by November, and the deep South possibly not seeing snow until December or later. Winter officially begins December 21, 2026 — so keep those eyes on the sky.

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