Weather Outlook 2020

Weather.com, Farmer’s Almanac and NOAA have unique spring weather forecasts. It seems some regions will be warmer and drier, will other will see a lingering winter effect. There are warnings of severe weather as we’ve already seen with the beginning of Tornado season in Tennessee, which wrought destruction and death.

Will this Tornado season be worse than 2019?

From the Farmer’s Almanac Weather website: “April and May will have above-normal temperatures, with below-normal rainfall. Summer temperatures will be hotter than normal, with the hottest periods in mid-June, mid- to late July, and early August.

Rainfall will be below normal in the north and above normal in the south. September and October will be warmer and rainier than normal, with a tropical storm threat in mid-October.”

Here’s Direct Weather’s Spring Forecast

Direct Weather breaks down their forecast for the spring season from the southeast to California. It seems the great plains and Rocky mountains are not out of winter just yet. He’s talking about some severe weather trends in some regions. Check out our post on the 2020 Tornado season forecast.

And here’s POW Weather Channel’s forecast for spring 2020:

Farmer’s Almanac Spring Forecast

Check out the temperatures and current weather conditions for Myrtle Beach, Miami, Tampa, Dallas, Houston, San Diego, Chicago, St Louis, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Toronto, Detroit, Philadelphia, Fargo, Denver, Oklahoma City, Cincinnati and other north midwest cities.

It seems global warming is not going to save many of us from the wrath of “old time” winter in 2020.

At this point, Accuweather has not published a winter weather forecast. Keep this page bookmarked and we’ll update when they publish their winter predictions.

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