KEY TAKEAWAYS:   The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a warmer-than-average, drier-than-normal fall for Louisiana and the rest of the Deep South in 2026.   September is expected to be cooler and drier than average, while October should run about two degrees warmer than average with near-norma l rainfall.   The Southwest, Deep South and parts of the Midwest will see similar warm, dry conditions, while the Pacific Northwest is forecast to be cooler and wetter.   Louisianans may find themselves reaching for sweaters later than usual as the mild fall weather persists.   During fall this year in Louisiana, sweaters may stay in the closet for longer as warm temperatures will call for lighter clothing. Fall weather will vary across the U.S. this year, as some regions are expected to experience cool, wet weather, while other regions will be warm and dry. Majority of the U.S. will see warmer-than-normal temperatures and drier-than-average conditions. Some areas, though, like the Pacific Northwest, will see cooler and wetter weather. The Old Farmer’s Almanac fall 2026 forecast for Louisiana Warmer-than-average weather will settle over the Southwest, Deep South and portions of the Midwest. These areas are also expected to be drier than normal. In the Deep South, which includes Louisiana, above average temperatures and near to below normal rainfall is expected to make for a warm and dry fall this year. September will be cooler and drier than average, while October is expected to be two degrees warmer than average with near average rainfall, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac. ...read more read less