1 of 1
Story summary
- The Farmers' Almanac predicts Ohio's first measurable snowfall in late November or December.
- The Almanac rates its outlooks at 80%-85% accuracy despite studies finding about 50%.
- Meteorologists warn long-range snowfall forecasts made months ahead carry significant uncertainty.
- Northern Ohio may see snow in November; southern Ohio could wait until December.
- The forecast links a wetter-than-normal winter to an ongoing El Niño.
