Look into the meteorological crystal ball to see what the forecast might be near you. This region-by-region breakdown shows you what to expect this winter.

In fact, after September says goodbye, the rest of autumn — which runs from September 22 to December 20 — is kicking off with a warm and wet spell in most of the United States, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac, which has been sharing predictions for America’s weather patterns with 80% accuracy since 1792.

The Almanac predicts the coldest outbreak of the season will settle in the final week of January into the first week in February. It’s predicted a frigid Arctic air mass will cause a sharp plunge in temperatures across the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley.

The almanac's 200-year-old formula indicates the coldest months occurring during late January and February for Kansas.

Old Farmer's Almanac is projecting this coming winter to be far different than the previous year's expectations: Things are looking gentler across most of the United States.

The Old Farmer's Almanac released its seasonal weather forecasts for both fall and winter in Kentucky. How does it line up with NOAA's predictions?

What will the winter weather be like in Arizona? The first day of winter is almost here, and the Old Farmer's Almanac has its weather predictions.