Farmer's Almanac

There are all sorts of things that are suppose to predict the winter weather in the Hudson Valley. They say they are just folklore, but are they?

Ok so it maybe too early to rake leaves Hudson Valley but today is officially one of the first days of fall according to a reliable source in the Northeast.

The Summer Solstice is Sunday marking the beginning of what the Farmer's Almanac is predicting to be a hot and stormy one for us.

Where did the Spring go? There are 5 popular fruits and veggies that need to be planted by the first week in May in New York if we want to enjoy them later this year.

LOOK UP: According to the Old Farmers Almanac this Super Pink Moon will be "bigger and brighter" than your average full moon.

One of the Moon's most visible features can be seen tonight just by using binoculars. Tonight one of ten times you can see Copernicus on the Moon's surface this year in the Hudson Valley.

We are ready to get back outside but the weather still isn't what we were hoping for just yet. March is that month that wants to be nice but just can't seem to deliver.

Look up in the night sky this weekend and see if you notice an orange glowing object next to the moon.

Over the next week we can enjoy a show in the sky thanks to the comet Thatcher.

Look up in the Hudson Valley sky tonight and check out the Super Pink Moon. Spoiler alert: it won't be pink.