SALT LAKE CITY – The Old Farmer’s Almanac is predicting a warmer winter with above average temperatures and below normal snowfall for Utah and its surrounding states this year.
According to the long-range forecast, the coldest period for Utah will be in December with the snowiest times in mid-March.
The almanac goes on to predict a hotter than normal summer for 2015 with above average rainfall for this part of the country.
More: See the full long-range forecast and get more information
