Most parts of the United States that typically see snow should be prepared for totals at or above normal. That's according to the 2024 edition of the Old Farmer's Almanac, which is now out.

But what about places like Tennessee, which always seems to be on the borderline for winter weather. Sara Perreault, Senior Editor of the Old Farmer's Almanac, says get ready for a cold and snowy winter here too:  Perreault says most of the northern two-thirds of the United States will see the same cold, snowy winter:

 The Old Farmer's Almanac has an over 80-percent accuracy rate in predicting winter weather. This is the 232nd edition of the publication, which dates back to 1792. You'll also find recipes, planting guides and several feature articles.