Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts November Weather Across US
Summary
The Old Farmer’s Almanac forecast calls for varied November weather across the United States, including periods of rain, snow, and changing temperatures. Its editor warned that a snowstorm could affect the northern Atlantic Corridor after Thanksgiving, while heavy rain may fall in the Pacific Northwest during Thanksgiving week.Key Facts
- The Almanac’s outlook describes broad regional trends, not day-by-day forecasts.
- The Almanac says it draws on solar science, climatology, meteorology, climate data, and large-scale signals such as El Niño.
- The Northeast forecast includes cold weather and snow early in the month, a milder rainy spell from November 8–14, and rain or snow later in the month.
- The northern Atlantic Corridor could see a snowstorm in the final days of November; the south is forecast to remain sunny.
- The Pacific Northwest may experience heavy rain at times during Thanksgiving week.
- The Southeast forecast includes showers and cool weather early in November, warmer conditions later, and sunshine near the end of the month.
- Florida is forecast to have warm, rainy weather November 1–4, followed by cooler, sunnier periods.
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