This Is When It’s Supposed to Get Cold This Fall (It’s Earlier Than You Think)

Cool, crisp fall weather is especially refreshing after a hot summer. With the days getting shorter and the season getting closer, you might be wondering when sweater weather will arrive.

The experts at the Farmers' Almanac have once again predicted the months to come. This is what to know.

When to expect a drop in temperatures this fall

This year's Autumnal Equinox is on Thursday, September 22, at 9:06 pm. The start of fall is known as the est. The season will bring lower-than- usual temperatures.

Between the end of October and the second half of November, there will be cold, winter-like temperatures. We can expect the temperature to stay the same for the remainder of the year once the temperature drops.

Here is a map showing the forecast for fall of 2022.

Precipitation predictions for fall 2022

The experts at the Farmers' Almanac think that fall will bring some much-needed rain to some areas.

More precipitation is expected this year in the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Midwest, Texas and surrounding states. There will be a lot of cloudy, windy, and showery days in October.

There will be snow this fall because of the combination of low temperatures and precipitation. In some parts of the country, it could be a lot, according to the Farmers' Almanac.