Though we did go through a few cold spells last winter, overall, the Sunflower State saw warmer-than-average temperatures and less snowfall than usual. However, according to the Farmers’ Almanac predictions, that’s not going to be the case this winter. The Farmers’ Almanac has been releasing annual weather predictions for over 200 years, and according to the recently released 2023-2024 winter predictions for Kansas, we can expect to see frigid temperatures and a much colder winter than we had last year. Check it out:

While the Farmers' Almanac predictions may not be as long-awaited as they were in the days before satellite and computers, many still respect this historic institution.
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The Farmers' Almanac bases its predictions on a variety of secret factors, including astronomy, sunspots, and lunar tides. The formula is a closely guarded secret.
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While winter doesn't officially start until December 21, the winter predictions for Kansas state that there may be blizzard conditions in early December.
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While Kansas is not specifically mentioned as being part of the storm area, Oklahoma is, so it's not hard to imagine that we might get some December snowstorms.
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Extensive rain and snow are expected, with temperatures hovering around average or slightly colder than average.
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That might not sound particularly brutal, but it will be if you got used to last year's generally warmer winter temperatures!
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The Farmers' Almanac is also predicting a slightly longer-than-usual winter this year, with some areas seeing snow even in early April.
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Check out the full Farmers’ Almanac 2023-2024 winter predictions for Kansas on the Farmers’ Almanac website.

Do you eagerly await the Farmers’ Almanac predictions for Kansas each year, or do you take it with a grain of salt? Share your opinions in the comments!

Whether this winter is bitterly cold or warmer-than-average temperatures, you will want to be prepared if you travel in the snow. Make sure to check out our Ultimate Winter Packing List to keep yourself safe and happy on your trips.

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