Fall harvests could look different in parts of the U.S.
“A warm interior wrapped in cooler weather will shape the weather for Fall 2026,” the almanac says.
Based on the guide’s predictions, parts of the Corn Belt could see different conditions come harvest time.
The upper Midwest, for example, could experience “a cooler-than-average September (that will) give way to a slightly warmer-than-average October. September rainfall is expected to be slightly above average before a wetter-than average October.”
Temperatures for September in this part of the country has averaged 66 or 67 over the last five years, and averaged between three and four inches of rain.