'Old Farmer’s Almanac' Predicts Thanksgiving 2026 Weather Across the U.S.
• The 'Old Farmer’s Almanac' has released its Thanksgiving 2026 weather forecast, offering insights into what Americans can expect on November
• The Pacific Northwest is predicted to experience rain, potentially heavy, with mild temperatures, while Alaska may see a mix of rain and snow. Hawaii is forecasted to have isolated showers and mild conditions. In the Midwest, the Lower Lakes region could face a mix of rain and snow, and the Upper Midwest is expected to have snow showers and chilly weather. The Northeast and Atlantic Corridor, including cities like New York and Philadelphia, may see rain with mild temperatures, though snow is possible in some areas. The Appalachians are forecasted to enjoy sunnier and warmer conditions. Meanwhile, the Southeast and Florida could experience showers, while the Deep South is expected to have sunny but cooler weather. The High Plains and much of California are predicted to enjoy sunny skies, while the Pacific Southwest may see rain.
Impact & Risks
The forecast highlights potential travel disruptions due to rain and snow in regions like the Midwest, Northeast, and Pacific Northwest. Travelers and holiday planners in these areas should prepare for possible delays and challenging road conditions. Outdoor Thanksgiving activities in the Southeast and Florida may be affected by showers, while those in the Deep South and High Plains can expect favorable weather. The mixed conditions across the U.S. could impact holiday gatherings, particularly in areas with expected heavy precipitation or snow.
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