- The Farmers’ Almanac predicts that no major nationwide storm will dominate the United States during the week of Thanksgiving , offering mostly typical late-fall weather for millions of holiday travelers.
- Travelers in the Northeast and Southeast regions can expect favorable holiday conditions, featuring mostly dry, fair weather and mild temperatures suitable for outdoor events and road trips.
- Colder, winter-like weather alongside scattered snow showers is anticipated across the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Northern Plains, and Rocky Mountains, which could lead to localized slippery road conditions.
- Rain predicted across the Pacific Northwest may create wet roads and potential travel delays for holiday drivers traveling through Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
- The Southwest and South Central regions are forecasted to experience overall cooler temperatures, with light mountain snow and northern California rain requiring extra caution in high elevations.
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The Farmers’ Almanac forecast for this Thanksgiving it out. Here’s what to know
