People in Virginia don’t have to be farmers to believe the Old Farmer’s Almanac predictions. There is good news for those who don’t like cold winters in Virginia. According to Only In Your State, no two winters are the same. Still, thanks to the Old Farmer’s Almanac winter forecast for Virginia, residents can prepare for the months ahead.
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While the Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts winter weather predictions for Virginia will be slightly warmer than usual, there will still be some cold and higher-than-usual snowfalls. Virginia averages 17 inches of snow annually, although exact totals depend on where you live in the Commonwealth.
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The coldest temperatures
The winter’s coldest temperatures are forecasted from the middle of January until the beginning of February and again at the end of February. January and February will see an average temperature of 30 and 27 degrees Fahrenheit, respectively.
Those cold days of February will give way to a mild daily temperature of around 41 degrees Fahrenheit in March. Virginia will likely prove that the old saying “in like a lion, out like a lamb” is true, beginning with rain and flurries and ending with warmer temperatures.