’2010 Old Farmer’s Almanac’ predicts colder winter, spring:

KUSA – The ‘2010 Old Farmer’s Almanac,’ which is now on store shelves, says it’s going to be colder in the coming months, with more moisture for the spring.
“We’re looking for colder-than-normal temperatures through most of the winter,” Janice Stillman, editor of this year’s edition, said.“But, indeed as the days lengthen, the cold will strengthen, and we’re looking for more wet than white before Christmas, and after that, come January – a snowstorm; February – a snowstorm; well-below normal temps, and snow right up through April, which I know will make a lot of folks happy that go skiing,” she added.
At 218 years old, the ‘Farmer’s Almanac’ is the oldest continuous published periodical in North America, and Stillman is the publication’s first female editor.