Old Farmer’s Almanac Thanksgiving 2025 Weather Forecast: What to Expect

The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a 'patchwork of weather' across the U.S. during Thanksgiving week.

The Northeast may see colder-than-average temperatures, with potential snow in northern New England.

The West anticipates rain and snow, especially in the Intermountain West and Cascades.

The Atlantic Corridor is expected to transition from mild to chilly, with dry and clear conditions.

Thanksgiving travelers should monitor local forecasts closer to their departure dates.

Northeast:: Colder than average, with possible snow in northern New England and crisp, sunny conditions in southern areas.

Atlantic Corridor:: Mild temperatures at the start of the week, turning chilly by Thanksgiving, but remaining sunny and dry.

Appalachians:: Sunshine with cooler temperatures in the north and warmer conditions further south.

Southeast:: A chilly start to the week, followed by milder, sunny weather.

Florida:: Cooler start, progressing to mild and sunny conditions.

Midwest:: Varied conditions, with potential snow flurries in the Upper Midwest.

West:: Rain and snow in the Intermountain West, with colder temperatures overall.

Binghamton: Nov. 1

Syracuse: Nov. 6

Buffalo: Nov. 7

Rochester: Nov. 8

JFK Airport: Dec. 9

LaGuardia Airport: Dec. 10

Central Park (NYC): Dec. 13

Q: How accurate is the Old Farmer's Almanac?

Q: When is Thanksgiving in 2025?

Q: Where is snow most likely?

Plan Ahead:: Use the long-range forecast to get a general idea of potential weather conditions.

Stay Updated:: Check local weather forecasts closer to your travel dates for the most accurate information.

Pack Accordingly:: Be prepared for colder temperatures and potential snow or rain, depending on your destination.

Travel Safely:: If driving, ensure your vehicle is ready for winter conditions. If flying, monitor for potential delays.