What is the weather forecast for Thanksgiving
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Answer
Thanksgiving weather features a significant cool down for much of the U.S., with snow expected in the Midwest and Northeast, rain in the Southern Plains and Deep South, and calm conditions in the Southeast. The Pacific Northwest faces storms and an atmospheric river, causing travel disruptions. Post-Thanksgiving, heavy snow may impact return travel in the Midwest. Monitor updates for changing conditions.
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Severe storms target Southeast Tuesday-Wednesday
- A weather front is expected to bring the possibility of severe weather to the Southeast.
- Tornado risk (TOR:CON) remains at two and three, the same as the previous day. 8s
- A strong line of storms could produce a tornado or two before weakening around 10 a.m. 11s
- Thunderstorms may still become severe or tornadic due to lingering surface and upper level energy. 17s
- Conditions are expected to improve by Wednesday, with calm weather forecast through Thanksgiving. 34s
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Three cold air masses are approaching: one for Thanksgiving, one over the weekend bringing snow, and another next Tuesday and Wednesday. Both the Midwest and parts of the Northeastern United States could see snow with these cold air events.
The day before Thanksgiving, many travelers may start in warm weather but encounter much colder conditions, especially when heading north. Thursday will bring a significant cool down for many, including New York City during the parade.
