Thanksgiving Weather Forecast: Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts Chilly Temperatures and Snow Chances in the West and Northeast
As Thanksgiving approaches, many regions in the United States are eyeing the forecast for potential winter weather. The Old Farmer’s Almanac has recently released its predictions for the week of Thanksgiving, highlighting temperature expectations and chances of snow.
Thanksgiving Weather Forecast
This year, the predictions indicate a colder-than-average Thanksgiving for the West and Northeast. Key areas expected to receive snowfall include:
- Intermountain West
- New England
- Cascades
Notably, ski resorts aim to open in these regions just in time for the holiday. Big Sky Resort is scheduled to open on November 26, aligning with the potential for Thanksgiving snow.
Regional Forecasts
The outlook for different regions varies significantly:
- Midwest and Mid-Atlantic: These areas show mixed signals with fluctuating temperatures. Minnesota and Wisconsin have the best chances for snowfall.
- Northeast Ski Resorts: Stratton Mountain also plans to welcome visitors on November 26, with expectations of sufficient snow, either natural or from snowmaking efforts.
- Southeast: The Southeast, including resorts like Sugar Mountain and Cataloochee, may experience warmer-than-average conditions. This could hinder snowmaking capabilities.
In fact, Cataloochee is projected to open on November 28, hoping for some Thanksgiving snowfall.
Conclusion
While Thanksgiving weather forecasts predict chilly temperatures and chances of snow in various regions, it is essential to approach these predictions cautiously. Long-term weather forecasts can be unpredictable. To stay updated, consider the forecasts leading up to the holiday.
