The Farmer's Almanac for 2022 and 2023 is out. They predict we should be prepared to bundle up this winter.

The Almanac says this winter is expected to start earlier than last year's and December could be stormy and cold nationwide.

The Maine-based publication predicts January will be particularly chilly here in the northeast.

"We're saying that this winter is going to be shake, shiver, and shovel. So there will be a little bit of everything," said Peter Geiger, an editor at the Farmer's Almanac. "Overall, I think the winter is going to be probably average amount of snowfall. I think it's going to be cold, particularly the months of January and early February."

The is some good news. The Almanac also predicts late February will bring milder temps that should be more bearable.