The Old Farmer's Almanac's Weather Predictions For Spring

The annual Old Farmer's Almanac predictions for Spring 2025 are here. With a few exceptions, the famous periodical is predicting warmer than average temperatures across most of the United States with increased rainfall amounts.

Why the Old Farmer's Almanac's Annual Weather Predictions Matter

The Old Farmer's Almanac has the distinction of being the oldest publication to be continuously published since 1792. The Old Farmer's Almanac was published by its founder Robert B. Thomas. The Farmer's Almanac was first published in 1818 by David Young and Jacob Mann. Both almanacs offered practical information with a mix of traditional folklore. Long-range weather forecasts are essential to gardeners for a variety of reasons. Gardeners must plan their schedules for when to start planting. They have to be prepared for potential changes in the spring weather and make decisions that are informative about managing their crops. Farmers must be informed about when to plant certain fruits and vegetables based on the rainfall predictions and temperatures that may have a significant impact on their crops.

Here's What the Almanac is Predicting for Spring 2025