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After enduring a streak of record-setting summer temperatures, it might be a welcome thought exercise to forecast what winter in Texas might bring. For the many who were affected by last year’s historic freeze and devastating power-grid failure, however, the threat of another season of harsh weather extremes looms. If you’re seeking advice by way of a 204-year-old periodical that claims it gets things right “about 85% of the time,” you’re in luck: the Farmers’ Almanac has released its extended winter forecast for the 2022–23 season earlier than ever.“It’s ironic because the day we released the forecast was probably the hottest day of the year for some,” said editor Peter Geiger. “We think it’s important to share earlier because, at least where I am, fuel costs…

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