The Farmer's Almanac has been used, since it was first published in 1792, to predict the weather for growing crops, chart the moon phases, sunrises and sunsets, tides, share homespun wisdom and humor, provide recipes, tips, folklore and more. The printed version comes out every year in September.

The online version is available here. (It can provide weather history based on your Zip Code. It's charts, scales and tables include a UV Index, a Frost Chart and even a Cricket Chirp-to-Temperature Conversion Formula)

Click here for an interesting discussion on "How We Predict The Weather", which has resulted in an accuracy of approximately 80% thoughout it's history, by tracking sun spots and solar activity, weather patterns (climatology), and the atmosphere (meterology).



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