<body><div>Fenton, MI — September 25, 2024This past weekend, we officially rolled into fall. Football, leaves change color, cider and donuts become a menu staple. There are many reasons to like this time of year in Michigan. But what about the weather? The Old Farmer’s Almanac has long been a harbinger of what to expect Mother Nature has in store for us during particular seasons of the year.You can go to https://www.almanac.com/weather/longrange and enter your zip code for a “60-Day Extended Weather Forecast.” You can even enter your e-mail address and get the Almanac’s updated forecasts delivered to your inbox. So, what do the Old Farmers have to say for Fenton about the fall and early winter of 2024?Fenton is listed among the “Lower Lakes” region of the United States map. For the final week of September (24th to 30th) we can expect to see, Showers; warm, then cool. Here is the outlook for October.October 2024 Long Range Weather Forecast for Lower LakesDates Weather ConditionsOct 1-10 Isolated showers, coolOct 11-14 Sunny, warmOct 15-20 Showers; warm, then coolerOct 21-31 Scattered showers, coolOctobertemperature 52° (1° below avg.)precipitation 1.5″ (1.5″ below avg.)The anticipated Temperature and Precipitation outlook has some good and bad news.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1lalXS_0vjDY7rg00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1lalXS_0vjDY7rg00" width="631" height="292" ><figcaption>Graphic Courtesy of Old Farmer’s Almanac</figcaption></figure>November and December are expected to have temperatures above normal. January and February 2025 could see temperatures fall below normal. However precipitation will likely be below normal as well.Follow The Lasco Press as we keep you up to date on what’s happening in our community year round.</div></body>

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Hello Fenton, Fall is Here, What’s the Long Range Weather Forecast

This past weekend, we officially rolled into fall. Football, leaves change color, cider and donuts become a menu staple. There are many reasons to like this time of year in Michigan. But what about the weather? The Old Farmer’s Almanac has long been a harbinger of what to expect Mother Nature has in store for us during particular seasons of the year.