Summary
The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts snow in several U.S. regions over the Thanksgiving holiday period from November 24 to November 27. This forecast may affect travel plans, as over 82 million people are expected to travel during this time. Travelers are advised to check local weather updates for potential changes.
Key Facts
- The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts snow in parts of the U.S. during Thanksgiving.
- Thanksgiving travel is expected to involve over 82 million people.
- Snow is forecasted in Northeast states like New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire.
- The Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions, including Ohio and Michigan, may see snow.
- Plains and Rockies states, such as Iowa and Colorado, might get light snow.
- Some Southwest areas, including Nevada and Utah, are also likely to see light snow.
- Meteorologists stress checking local updates for real-time weather conditions.
- Snowfall could impact travel safety and holiday gatherings.
