Will York get relief from the heat? Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts fall forecast

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Will York get relief from the heat? Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts fall forecast

As the country is still sweltering from

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, Pennsylvania will be sliding into a cool fall, according the Old Farmer’s Almanac.

More: Heatwave strikes York County again Fourth heatwave of the summer in south-central Pennsylvania underway: What to know

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released its annual fall forecast, predicting below-average temperatures for Pennsylvanians, while the majority of the country to the west, is forecast to see above-average temps.

Precipitation, on the other hand is forecast to be higher for Pennsylvania, as opposed to lower precipitation for the rest of the country.

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has been making annual, long-term weather predictions since 1792 by comparing solar activity with weather patterns,

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accuracy. A University of Illinois study found it was

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accurate.

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The Old Farmer’s Almanac is predicting cooler-than-average temperatures for most of Michigan this fall.

What is the average fall temperature for Pennsylvania?

These are the average fall season temperatures, according to the National Weather Service:

September sees an average of 67.9-degrees

October sees an average of 55.8-degrees

November sees an average of 44.8-degrees

December sees an average of 35.8-degrees

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The Old Farmer’s Almanac is predicting below average precipitation for most of Michigan this fall.

What about rainfall?

While most of the country is predicted to see less precipitation, Pennsylvania and a swath of the Ohio Valley are forecast to get higher than average rainfall or snow in the fall.

What does this mean for the fall foliage?

This year’s

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, comes a little earlier by October 11.

Leaves start changing colors in September, lasting through early November with peak season falling around the second to third week of October, depending on where you live and the weather conditions.

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