‘Broiling’: Farmers Almanac New York Summer Forecast For 2025

After a long and cold winter in New York state, we found ourselves counting down the days until we could experience warmer temps again.

March 2025 was the official start of spring on the East Coast. We've already heard the return of our friends, the spring peepers and birds happily singing their songs.

Personally, I've also seen more moths, squirrels, rabbits and worms since the start of spring. The grass appears to be getting greener and we've had more sunnier days than we did over the past couple of months.

As we continue to take in the beauty of nature and all that it has to offer us this spring, we can already get excited for the summer months as well.

What Was The Old Farmer's Almanac Prediction For Spring 2025 For The Northeast?

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94.3 Lite FM shared that the Old Farmer's Almanac gave us something uplifting to look forward to this previous winter. They explained the spring outlook for the U.S. could have been

"Warmer than normal temperatures for most of the country".

The Old Farmer's Almanac shared helpful information for The Northeast by including that it's temperatures would be

"Warmer than average, especially in April".

We've about to head into April and I'm looking forward to warmer days. We'll have to see if the Old Farmer's Almanac's prediction about April's temperatures in the Northeast is accurate!

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"Broiling": What The Farmer's Almanac Summer Outlook Is For New York State

The Farmer's Almanac made a post on social media highlighting summer predictions. This is a friendly reminder to make sure that your air conditioning and fans are working. They shared,

"🌞 😎 The Heat is On!! We're predicting a hot summer"

Summer is my FAVORITE month and I feel the most alive with sunny skies and 80 degree temps. The summer solstice begins on Friday, June 20, 2025. The Farmer's Almanac also provided a map of the temperatures and weather predictions for each state.

For the Northeast, they predicted "Broiling, Average Precipitation".

The Farmer's Almanac also explained that in previous years, the Northeast has experienced summers with wet weather but as for this year, their forecast highlights average rainfall.

They also predict,

"Heat will be in full force by July, with much of the nation sweltering with above- to high-above average temperatures."

Bring on the heat! I'll have to check in with my friends who have pools and remind them that I'm coming over this summer.

What Do Social Media Users Think About The Summer Outlook For 2025?

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On this post from the Farmer's Almanac, there were over 1,000 comments with over 4,000 shares and over 7,000 emoji engagements.

Facebook users shared their opinions in the comment sections including,

"Broiling in the Northeast?"

"Let it be summer!!"

"Love ❤️ summer because we live on a lake always a breeze"

"Looks like a typical summer to me."

"I love Summer, just not the humidity!"

Facebook users also shared their locations including New Jersey, Arizona, Virgina, Mississippi, Alabama and other states.

For more information from the Farmer's Almanac about the summer outlook for 2025, be sure to follow them on social media and check out their website.

What are you looking forward to this summer? Are you ready for some heat waves? Count me in!

5 Ways To Know It's Spring In The Hudson Valley

I always know that spring has started when I first hear the sound of spring peepers. This may also consist of flowers start to blossom, the greenery throughout mother nature and return of several wildlife critters.

Others may also agree and share their opinions too.

As we are different people, we notice things differently as well. While someone takes an interest in a woodpecker in the tree on a soothing morning, someone else may notice a lawnmower humming noise during their breakfast.

On WRRV, a Facebook post asked local residents to share their opinion.

The question stated:

"Tell me it’s spring in the Hudson Valley without telling me it’s spring in the Hudson Valley, GO!"

Hudson Valley residents were not shy when it came to answering this question. Let's take a look at ways we can notice that it's spring in the Hudson Valley from all age groups and different locations.

Gallery Credit: Allison Kay, WRRV's Facebook Page,

Eat Your Way Through The Hudson Valley With The Best Ice Cream

I have always enjoyed stopping by my favorite local ice cream shops and choosing a new flavor. Whether it's a hot fudge sundae, chocolate peanut butter ice cream in a cone, or an ice cream sandwich, count me in.

The Hudson Valley has strange ice cream flavors. From lemon poppyseed to thai iced tea and barn boots, there aren't any boring flavors in our area.

A 'Premiere' Hudson Valley treat shop was expanding their space during the winter months to prepare for a busy summer season.

Thankfully, we have a large selection of local ice cream shops to visit in the Hudson Valley.

Gallery Credit: Allison Kay