Old Farmer’s Almanac Map Shows Snow Forecast for Thanksgiving

The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its Thanksgiving weather forecast, predicting a mix of sunshine, rain, and snow across various regions. The Northeast, Atlantic Corridor, Appalachians, Lower Lakes, Upper Midwest, and Alaska could experience snow during the holiday week. The Northeast, including cities like Albany, New York, and Boston, may encounter rain on Thanksgiving, with cooler temperatures before and after.

The Atlantic Corridor, featuring Boston, Providence, and New York City, could see snow in the north and rain in the south, with milder conditions on Thanksgiving. The Southeast, encompassing Atlanta, Raleigh, and Savannah, will likely have warm temperatures and showers on Thanksgiving, with slightly cooler weather over the weekend.

The Ohio Valley might see scattered showers before sunny skies arrive on Thanksgiving. The Upper Midwest, with cities such as St. Louis and Chicago, is expected to have flurries and snow showers, with colder temperatures than the historical average. Meanwhile, the Texas-Oklahoma region should enjoy a warm and sunny Thanksgiving, while southern Texas could see showers.

The High Plains region, including Bismarck, North Dakota, and Denver, is forecast to have sunny skies and very warm temperatures. In the Intermountain region, southern areas may experience warmer-than-average temperatures and sunshine, while the north might see inconsistent showers. Finally, Alaska's panhandle is anticipated to have rain showers and mild conditions, while the rest of the state could encounter snow showers and colder temperatures.