Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts November Weather Across US
Potentially disruptive weather could complicate journeys in parts of the country over Thanksgiving, says the publication.
The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its long-range weather outlook for November across the United States. The forecast predicts snowstorms in the northern Atlantic Corridor, which could disrupt travel during the Thanksgiving holiday, with snow extending into the Northeast. Heavy rain is also expected in the Pacific Northwest during Thanksgiving week.
Other regions can expect varying weather patterns, including rain, snow, and sunshine, throughout the month. The Almanac combines solar science, climatology, and meteorology in its forecasts, taking into account climate data and large-scale signals such as El Niño.
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