Summary
The National Weather Service is predicting a significant weather shift in the U.S. for Thanksgiving week. Many areas may see changes in temperature and rainfall, which could affect travel plans.
Key Facts
- Thanksgiving week is one of the busiest travel times in the U.S.
- The National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center (CPC) predicts a weather pattern change for this period.
- La Niña, a natural climate pattern, is affecting current weather trends.
- The West Coast and the U.S. South may experience warmer temperatures than usual.
- Cooler temperatures are expected in the Central and Northern U.S., particularly in northern states like Washington, Montana, and North Dakota.
- Most of the U.S. is likely to see above-average rainfall, except for the West Coast.
- Some areas might get snow by early December, potentially affecting Christmas travel.
- Weather forecasts aim to assist people in making safe travel plans during this busy time.
