The 2024 Old Farmer’s Almanac has arrived! In addition to lots of fun, facts, and features that are, as always, “useful, with a pleasant degree of humor”, this newest edition will include the Almanac’s much anticipated 80-percent accurate weather forecasts. This is the 232nd edition of the beloved publication.
This year, the Almanac has a winter forecast sure to excite snow bunnies and sweater lovers alike! It’ll be a Winter Wonderland most places throughout the US! In Canada, with snow everywhere, throughout most of season, will feel like a Winter Whiteout! Check out the map below.
In addition, the 2024 edition contains the fun facts and feature items that have made The Old Farmer’s Almanac a cultural icon. Read our press materials for more info on the stories that appear in this year’s edition as only the Almanac can tell.
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Press Materials: United States Edition
- U.S. Edition Cover (jpg)
- Press Release
- Talking Points
- Weather Maps
- U.S. Winter (pdf)
- U.S. Summer (pdf)
Press Materials: Canadian Edition
- CAN Edition Cover (jpg)
- Press Release
- Talking Points
- Weather Maps
- CAN Winter (pdf)
- CAN Summer (pdf)
what is the amount of brown sugar for Ginger Peach Crisp on page 200.
the hole punched in the upper corner of the book punched that out!!!
We are sorry to hear that, Kay! You will need 2 Tablespoons of brown sugar. Check out the full Ginger Peach Crisp recipe.
In memory, February 20 can be a big snow day, nothing like Snowmaggeden (sp?). But we have already had or will have 65 degree days, and the flowers want to bloom. So, snow in Feb and or March????
Hi Joel, thanks for the note! Where do you live? It’s true, in the Northeast, it’s been mild. Our long-range forecast calls for lower than normal precipitation in March and April, and higher than normal temperatures. So, some snow is still coming our way, but it will be less than normal. —The Editors