When fall rolls around, many of us planners start thinking ahead to preparing for winter in Connecticut. We love to appreciate those autumn hues, but as everyone knows, winter in New England can be rough, and it’s best to make sure you have everything you need for a safe and happy winter season. The Farmers’ Almanac has been releasing annual weather forecasts for over 200 years, and the 2023-2024 winter predictions for Connecticut have just been released. Are you crossing your fingers for lots and lots of snow, or hoping for a mild winter? Check out the Farmers’ Almanac predictions for this upcoming winter:

If there's one thing you can say with certainty about Connecticut's weather, it's that it can be uncertain. The Farmers' Almanac predictions try to take some of that uncertainty away.
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The Farmers' Almanac uses a proprietary formula based on sunspots, astronomy, tides, and other factors to determine weather months in advance.
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While many believe them to be old-fashioned in a world of computers, millions of people still swear by the Farmers' Almanac predictions each year.
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The 2023-2024 winter predictions for Connecticut call for a return to colder temperatures. December 2023 is expected to start with a big winter storm in New England, though the Farmers' Almanac doesn't expect it to be as far south as the Nutmeg State.
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Below-average temperatures and plenty of snowfall are expected in Connecticut.
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Rain, sleet, and, of course, snow, are all expected to be quite common occurrences this year.
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So how about it? Are you hoping for a white Christmas, or crossing your fingers that the Farmers' Almanac predictions are wrong?
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You can check out the full 2023-2024 winter predictions for Connecticut on the Farmers’ Almanac website.

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

If you’re planning any trips in the cold weather, make sure you check out our Ultimate Winter Packing List to ensure you have everything you need to stay safe.

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