Weather Updates for the Week of Thanksgiving

As Thanksgiving approaches, a seasonal shift in weather patterns is underway across the United States. A combination of cold fronts and warmer weather is expected, impacting temperatures and precipitation.

Cold Weather on the Horizon

Early in the week, cold weather is anticipated in many parts of the country, particularly in the northern regions. Meteorologist Grant Smith provided details on the expected weather trends, indicating a potential rise in temperatures and snowfall later in the week.

Thanksgiving Travel Concerns

For those traveling during the Thanksgiving holiday, it is essential to stay updated on weather conditions as potential rain and snow may cause delays. An estimated 80 million Americans are expected to travel, making it a busy time for air and highway traffic.

Regional Forecasts

In North Florida, temperatures on Thanksgiving Day are forecasted to reach the mid-70s to low 80s. Central and South Florida can expect similar high temperatures, ensuring a warm holiday for travelers and families gathering together. Additionally, low chances of rain are anticipated, allowing for mostly dry and sunny conditions.

On the other hand, the National Weather Service has indicated that states in the northern regions should prepare for significant temperature drops and possible snowfall.

Community Involvement

If interested in monitoring weather changes in your area, consider joining the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS), and contribute to local weather observing.

Stay Informed

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