Thanksgiving Week: Cool, Dry in Northeast, Snow Possible
• The Farmers' Almanac has released its Thanksgiving week weather forecast, predicting a mix of cool and mild conditions across the U.S. from November 23 to November
• The Northeast and New England are expected to experience cool and mainly dry weather, with snow flurries possible in northern areas and higher elevations. The North Central region, including the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and Midwest, may see colder conditions with scattered snow showers. The Southeast is forecasted to enjoy mild and pleasant weather, while the Pacific Northwest could experience rain, and the interior West may see light mountain snow. The Old Farmer's Almanac offers a similar forecast but notes potential rain in the Atlantic Corridor and snow in the Appalachians and Alaska during Thanksgiving week.
Impact & Risks
Travel conditions are expected to be mostly favorable in the Northeast and Southeast, with dry weather dominating. However, snow flurries in northern and higher elevation areas of the Northeast and North Central regions could cause minor travel disruptions. The Pacific Northwest may face wet roads due to rain, while light mountain snow in the interior West could impact travel in higher elevations. Overall, no major nationwide storms are anticipated, but localized weather events may require caution.
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