The Old Farmer's Almanac has a reputation for delivering accurate forecasts. Let's hope they get the Christmas 2025 forecast for Texas and Oklahoma right. Because, if they do, we're going to be in for a beautiful Christmas.

I’ll be perfectly honest with you in that I couldn’t care less about a White Christmas. Sure, snow is beautiful and can be a lot of fun, but as someone who just doesn’t like cold weather, I can do without it.  

Living in this part of the country, the only guarantee when it comes to the weather is that it will be hot from late May to September. That’s why I’ll take sunny and warm temperatures every chance I get in the wintertime.

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Farmer’s Almanac Forecast for Christmas

And if the Farmer’s Almanac gets it right, we’ll have just that on Christmas Day. Forecasters are calling for “smooth travel and pleasant temperatures.” You’ll hear no complaints from me. 

In fact, as a family that does traditional foods like turkey and ham on Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, respectively, we like to mix it up on Christmas. So, I’m thinking I may have to fire the smoker up and do a little barbecuing this year. 

But it’s also good news for those who travel to be with family on Christmas. Usually, cold and wet conditions in this neck of the woods mean sleet and treacherous road conditions. It’ll be nice not to have to deal with that. Let’s hope they get it right this year.

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