Missouri’s winter, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, promises warmer and wetter conditions with minimal snow—near-to-below-normal totals—with coldest stretches hitting early and late January and early March. The Almanac, with its 200+ year legacy of blending historical data and solar patterns, boasts an 89% accuracy rate last winter, outperforming its average. While we’re still sweltering, brace for mild, damp weather—with any real snow likely arriving in early December, late January, or early March. Winter officially begins December 1 meteorologically, and December 21 astronomically, the shortest day of the year. Long-range forecasts like this offer helpful insight—even if Mother Nature still has her own plans.
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