The Old FarmerS almanac Predicts Mild September and Cooler October for Delaware
Delaware residents can expect a warmer-than-average September with a high of 77 degrees and a cooler October with a high of 66 degrees, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac‘s long-range weather forecast.The almanac also predicts precipitation levels of 4.32 inches for September and 3.42 inches for October.
The almanac’s predictions for November will be included in the 2026 edition, set to be released later this year.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac has been providing long-range weather forecasts sence 1792, assisting readers with agricultural planning. These forecasts focus on seasonal outlooks rather than specific daily weather. The predictions are derived from a combination of solar science, climatology, and meteorology, with temperature and precipitation levels compared against historical averages.
Beyond weather, the publication offers a wide array of content, including gardening tips, astronomical data, home remedies, recipes, travel advice, and various reports on topics ranging from animal behavior to farming techniques and the origins of popular games.
for those seeking relief from the heat,the article also includes a link to advice on staying safe at the pool. Additionally,a link to a Delaware heat advisory is provided.
The original article can be found on the Delaware News Journal.