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Old Farmer’s Almanac: April Snow On The Horizon For Duluth
I have some good news here and I also have some bad news. If you live in the Northland, or Minnesota in general, you may want to listen up. Just promise you won't be mad at the messenger.
Snow In The Forecast For April
I always look at the Old Farmer's Almanac at the start of every month, just for fun. When I looked at the start of March, the forecast included snow in both March and April. We all know it definitely came true in March!
I checked the website again this morning out of curiosity and because of the fact that it is a new month. Sadly, it looks like we might see more snow, if you believe in the Old Farmer's Almanac and their methodology that is.
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So What's The Good News?
Don't fret just yet. The Old Farmer's Almanac isn't forecasting a major winter storm or blizzard. Instead, they are predicting some snow for the first week of the month and then we are in the clear!
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Between the first day of April through the third, the Old Farmer's Almanac says we will see cold temperatures and snow showers. At the time of writing, this doesn't seem to be the case, so the Almanac is probably a little off on this one.
Cold temperatures and rain and snow will continue through the sixth of April. After that, it looks like we might be in the clear from winter with sunshine and warmer temperatures mid-month.
What About The Rest Of The Month?
We will see some rainy periods but overall, temperatures will be warmer. We won't be seeing any snow once we get past the first week of April. May looks pretty good, too. Breathe a sigh of relief!
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We broke so many different records this year in terms of having a mild winter. It definitely feels even more mild factoring in last year and the fact that Duluth had its snowiest winter ever. Wow.
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