Old Farmer’s Almanac Map Shows Snow Forecast for Thanksgiving
Summary
The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its Thanksgiving week weather forecast for the United States. It predicts a mix of rain, snow, sunshine, and varying temperatures across different regions during the holiday week.Key Facts
- The Northeast may have rain and possible snow, with mild Thanksgiving temperatures but colder before and after.
- The Atlantic Corridor is expected to have rain and mild Thanksgiving weather, with snow possible in northern areas over the weekend.
- The Appalachians could see snow showers in the north and rain in the south, with warmer weather on Thanksgiving.
- The Southeast will likely have warm temperatures with showers on Thanksgiving and cooler, sunnier weather later.
- The Upper Midwest and Lower Lakes regions may experience snow and cooler temperatures during Thanksgiving week.
- Texas-Oklahoma is forecast to have a warm and sunny Thanksgiving, with some possible showers in southern Texas.
- The High Plains region is expected to have sunny skies and very warm temperatures during Thanksgiving week.
- The Intermountain area may see warmer-than-usual temperatures with sunshine in the south and cooler, inconsistent weather in the north.
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