| The Only Weather Notebook You Need
Don’t miss out on your chance to record weather history, as part of your membership in The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Watcher’s Club. |  |
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Dear Weather Watcher,
Some people may call it “small talk,” but we think that weather is one of the most fascinating topics for any conversation. And since you’re here, we’re guessing that you do, too. Maybe you even record the weather near your home in a weather notebook? If you lived in Maine, back in 1991, you would have had some surreal weather to take note of.
Between April 9 and April 13, a 3-mile-long ice jam on the St. John River broke up, releasing a 30-foot wall of ice. Once that ice began moving, there was no stopping. It crushed cars and destroyed houses and bridges. In the town of Allagash, residents said that the resulting landscape was “like walking on the Moon.”
That’s not the only story of destructive ice. On February 5, 1997, high winds in Colchester, Ontario, pushed mountains of ice against the northern shore of Lake Erie, crushing several houses and cottages.
Although ice can be destructive, it can also be a cause for celebration. In January of 1821, the Hudson River froze solid. Thousands of people crossed the ice from New York City to New Jersey, pausing at “refreshment taverns” that were placed in the middle of the river. How thick would that ice have to be? Well, if you’re on a pond or a lake, you’d need 7½ inches of ice to hold a small passenger car, so that should give you some idea. That’s a lot of ice for a river! (Although we’re pretty sure that no one was driving a Chevy across the river in 1821.)
Imagine recording events like these in your very own Weather Notebook! You can record and organize 4 years of local weather, including temperature, wind speed, humidity, and more with your personal Weather Notebook. Plus there are all the facts, folklore, and information that you would expect from your membership in The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Watcher’s Club. |
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| | | That's Cold | Just how cold would it need to be for several inches of ice to form on the Hudson? Geography aside, it certainly would be cold enough in Vostok, Antarctica, where the temperature reached –128.6°F on July 21, 1983. Here on our continent, Snag, in Canada’s Yukon Territory, holds the record for the lowest temperature recorded in North America, at –81°F. The United States isn’t far behind that, with the country’s record low coming in at –79.8°F on January 23, 1971, at Prospect Creek Camp, Alaska.
There’s no arguing that’s some cold air. Combine that with wind, and you can really get chilly. Just ask the residents of Pelly Bay, Northwest Territories, where a temperature of –60°F, combined with wind speeds of 35 miles per hour, produced a windchill of –133°F
That’s a cool breeze, for sure! But you’ll never guess how fast the wind was moving on April 12, 1934. (Actually, if you have the Weather Notebook, you won’t need to guess. You can look at the Weather History and find out.) | | Hot Stuff | Not every weather story is about the cold. Some of them are about cold and hot. Like that week in March 1989, in Wichita Falls, Texas. It started out cold. In fact, the town recorded a record cold of 8°F. But 6 days later, the temperature reached a record high of 95°F.
Still, 95°F seems relatively balmy when you compareit to the reading on June 15, 1896, in Fort Mojave, California. That’s the day when the local temperature hit 127°F! Seems like a good day to reschedule pretty much anything you had planned.
Join The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Watcher’s Club and you can read more about record-breaking heat waves, blizzards, droughts, and a bevy of fascinating weather history. Find out what happened at the end of a 10-day heat wave in Pennsylvania or discover a town in California that went more than 2 years without a drop of rain. Or find out about lightning and thunder. |  | | Storms a-Brewin’ |
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Most of the 100,000 thunderstorms across the United States each year are mild. At most, they last a few hours and leave your plants happy and growing. A very small number of those storms, however, are severe. They can last for hours and might travel more than 200 miles, bringing hail and strong gusts of wind.
One such storm in South Carolina must have been especially severe. On July 2, 1843, residents of Charleston reported that an alligator had fallen from the sky during a thunderstorm. This puts an entirely new twist on “raining cats and dogs”!
A storm in Denver, Colorado, brought about some memorable results, too. We’re talking serious hail here. Check out the Weather History in the latest edition of the Weather Notebook to find out more.
Wondering where to find this wonderful Weather Notebook? It comes as part of your membership in The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Watcher’s Club, which gives you a brand-new, full-color Weather Notebook, along with all of the wit and wisdom that you’ve come to expect from The Old Farmer’s Almanac. |
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| | | Fair weather or foul, you can count on the excellent resources at The Old Farmer’s Almanac for a wealth of weather tips and tools—with a Charter Membership in The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club! | Announcing The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club! This new and exciting club is designed especially for you—with just the inspiration and information you need as a casual or dedicated weather watcher.
We’ve put together essential Old Farmer’s Almanac resources to celebrate your love of weather watching and give you tons of tips for making your weather watching activities fun and productive. And it all starts, of course, with The Old Farmer’s Almanac.
Whether you’re a serious weather watcher or just like to enjoy the changing weather from season to season, a Charter Membership in The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club will keep you entertained, informed, and inspired all year long!
Since 1792, The Old Farmer’s Almanac has been a traditional resource for folks who like to get a long view on upcoming weather trends, dedicated farmers, avid and casual gardeners, and people who love to collect little snippets of country wit and wisdom that they can share with family and friends.
We’re not just the oldest published almanac, but also the oldest continuously published periodical in North America—and we’ve been around longer than any newspaper or magazine, too. |
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| Get your Charter Membership in The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club today—with resources to make your weather watching more enjoyable. From sunrise to moonrise, blizzard to summer breeze, you’ll enjoy each day a little more with these fabulous weather resources! | With your Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Membership, you get everything you need to be ready for any weather:
- Weather Notebook: Whether you like to get right into the heart of the storm or you’d rather watch the weather from the comfort of your favorite chair, this notebook is the perfect place to log the daily weather. There’s space for you to record the weather essentials, including temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and more. With room for 4 years of daily observations, over time you’ll be able to track—and even predict—local weather conditions.
- 2020 Weather Watcher’s Wall Calendar: Mother Nature puts on spectacular shows around the world, and we’ve captured some of the most amazing weather moments for you in our 10-7/8" x 16-3/4" Weather Watcher’s Calendar. From the formation of a waterspout to the interplay of a rainbow and lightning, each month of the Weather Watcher’s Calendar will bring you a stunning new photo. Each month also features a key event in history, from devastating storms to peculiar weather occurrences. The “Ask the Old Farmer” section gives you detailed answers about unusual weather phenomena. Plus, there is a little poem that summarizes the essence of each month.
- The Old Farmer’s Almanac: This special softcover edition of the 2020 Almanac has a hole drilled in the corner for easy hanging (in the old days, people would hang it in the outhouse). Just like its hardcover partner, the Almanac is packed with the tips, trivia, and insights that make it a family favorite.
- The Old Farmer’s Almanac EXTRA! Our monthly digital magazine includes articles on weather, gardening, and other content not found in the print edition. It’s a great way to keep up-to-date on Almanacky topics throughout the year.
- Bonus: Not only will you get a new Old Farmer’s Almanac EXTRA! each month—you’ll get free access to every issue of EXTRA! in our digital library. That’s more than 40 issues of great gardening tips, delicious recipes, and more!
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| Celebrate the wonders of the weather with the perfect tools from The Old Farmer's Almanac! | | | | An Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Membership will deliver exciting rewards for you—and at a special introductory rate, right now, for all new Charter Members. | When you claim your Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Membership today, you’ll enjoy these benefits and more:
- Know your snow. There’s more to snowflakes than meets the eye, and you’ll become an expert at identifying snow crystals—and you can use that knowledge to predict your local weather.
- Explore extreme weather. Read the stories behind wild weather occurrences, including tornados, lightning, dust storms, and more.
- Share weather wisdom. Some weather proverbs have endured for a reason. Save your favorite weather sayings for a rainy day—or any time you want to share them.
- Predict and plan. Use the handy Moon, tide, and weather guides throughout the year to help you map out your activities.
How can you not consider becoming an Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Member? | | What You’ll Get With an Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Membership | There’s so much weather knowledge to gain as a Charter Member of The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club:
Each day brings its own weather gifts, and you can keep track of them as you log your observations in The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Notebook. This handy notebook is chock-full of weather facts and has space for you to chronicle the weather day by day for 4 years!
This weather notebook makes taking observations a pleasure:
- Space to record daily temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and special weather conditions
- Packed with reference charts and beautiful weather photos
- A new weather proverb for each day
- Weatherproof softcover binding
- Attached red ribbon marker so you never lose your place
As you watch the days pass from season to season, enjoy the vibrant photography in our Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Watcher’s Calendar. This compact calendar is the perfect size to fit on the wall in your kitchen or den or right by your office window. Each month features fabulous photographs of Mother Nature at her best—intense, peaceful, spectacular.
Get additional weather insight each month with the “Ask the Old Farmer” section, where you’ll find detailed answers to questions about weather topics ranging from scorching summers to biting winters. You’ll love the photography, proverbs, and weather lore in our 2020 Weather Watcher’s Wall Calendar!
In the convenient, hangable, softcover edition of the 2020 Almanac, you’ll find a section dedicated to the weather: predictions, history, tips, and trivia. The weather outlook for the entire country is there at your fingertips—just check out your region for a month-by-month breakdown of what you can expect. You’ll be prepared for anything!
Here’s a taste of some of the weather information that you’ll find in the 2020 Almanac: - Check our accuracy (we do!) with a comparison of last year’s predictions against the actual data.
- Focus on your home base with detailed weather predictions month by month—including a handy temperature/precipitation chart to give you an overview of the year.
- See how we use the Sun and Moon in our weather predictions.
- Safety first: Learn how thick the ice must be before you venture out onto the pond or lake.
- Be ready for severe heat and cold with our handy heat index.
- Don’t have a weather station of your own? Follow our tips for measuring weather features like hail size and wind speed.
- Just in case, we have guidelines for measuring the strength of earthquakes and tornados.
- Be ready for hurricane season with the list of hurricane names for 2020 for both the Atlantic and Pacific and review the list of hurricane names retired from the rotation because of their strength and destructiveness.
Because we know that things change, each month you’ll get new articles and original content with our digital magazine, The Old Farmer’s Almanac EXTRA! It’s a treasure trove of Almanac information that you won’t find in the printed edition, including access to audio and video content. EXTRA! can lead you to some interactive fun when you’re ready for a change of pace.
And as a bonus, you’ll have total access to our complete digital library of EXTRA! issues—more than 40 in all!
And all of this is available to you—right now—when you claim your Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Membership. | | | Special Charter Membership Offer for you—Introducing The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club! |
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| Celebrate the wonders of the weather with the perfect tools from The Old Farmer's Almanac! | | | | What are you waiting for? Become a Charter Member of The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club today! | | No other Almanac has so many fun and fascinating facts, timely and accurate events and predictions, and topical and useful articles all in one place for your easy access and use—and covering more regions of North America than any other Almanac or resource! Add The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Notebook, The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Watcher’s Calendar, The Old Farmer’s Almanac EXTRA!, and you’ll be ready for any weather, fair or foul! | | Why Not Join Right Now? | | Weather watchers everywhere have been using The Old Farmer’s Almanac for years to help keep an eye on the weather, and now The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Membership offers you an impressive set of weather watching resources all in one place! |
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When you respond today, you’ll be among a select group of Almanac friends to take advantage of this special Weather Club Charter Membership offer.
With your Charter Membership, you’ll receive The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Notebook, the 2020 Weather Watcher’s Calendar, the 2020 Old Farmer’s Almanac, and a subscription to our monthly digital magazine, The Old Farmer’s Almanac EXTRA!
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| | | When we first created the Weather Club, we wanted to make it easy to use, easy to order, and packed with valuable weather-related content that you could put to use right away. Be the best weather watcher you can be with your Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Membership.
Sincerely,
Janice Stillman
Editor
The Old Farmer’s Almanac
P.S. Why not be among the first to join us today and benefit from the valuable Almanac weather information that you can’t get anywhere else? Become an Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club Charter Member today—while this special Charter Membership offer lasts! | | | Special Charter Membership Offer for you—Introducing The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Club! |
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