Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Typical Thanksgiving Weather Across U.S.
• The Farmers’ Almanac has released its weather forecast for Thanksgiving week, spanning November 23 to November 26,
• The publication predicts typical late-November conditions across the United States, with a mix of cool and mild weather. The Northeast and New England are expected to remain mostly dry, with snow flurries possible in northern areas and higher elevations. The Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and Midwest may experience colder, winter-like conditions with scattered snow showers. The Southeast is forecasted to have mild and sunny weather, while the Pacific Northwest could see rain, and the interior West may encounter light mountain snow. No major nationwide storms are anticipated during the holiday period.
Impact & Risks
The forecast suggests favorable travel conditions for much of the country, particularly in the Northeast and Southeast, where dry weather is expected. However, travelers in the Great Lakes, Midwest, and northern Plains should prepare for potential snow and colder temperatures, which could lead to minor travel delays. Rain in the Pacific Northwest and light snow in the interior West may also affect road conditions. Overall, the absence of major storms is expected to ease travel disruptions during the busy holiday period.
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