Summary
The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its weather predictions for Thanksgiving week, forecasting snow in several northern and high-altitude areas of the United States. The expected weather conditions could affect travel plans for millions of Americans as they prepare to visit family and friends. The Almanac provides guidance on conditions across 18 U.S. regions.
Key Facts
- Thanksgiving is on November 27, 2025.
- The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts snow in northern New England, the Upper Midwest, and high-elevation areas in the West.
- Northern New England states like Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont might see snow, while southern parts like Massachusetts could have sunny weather.
- The Upper Midwest, including Minnesota and Michigan's Upper Peninsula, should expect mild temperatures with possible snow flurries.
- The Intermountain Region could experience a mix of rain and snow, particularly in the mountains.
- Alaska forecasts colder weather with occasional snow showers affecting travel.
- Most other regions, including the East Coast and South, are expected to have mild weather with minimal travel issues.
- Travelers should use the Almanac forecasts for planning but check local weather updates closer to the date for accuracy.
