Thanksgiving Travel Weather Forecast 2025: Snow and Disruptions Expected

Iowa Snow:: Iowa is likely to experience snow during Thanksgiving week, with the heaviest snowfall in the northwest. Temperatures could be 6-10 degrees below average.

Nationwide Forecast:: The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts snow in northern New England, the Upper Midwest, higher elevations in the Intermountain West, and Alaska. Most other regions will have mild conditions.

Midwest Storms:: A strong cold front is expected to move through the western and central US, bringing snow and gusty winds to the Upper Midwest. This may affect travel from Denver to Minneapolis.

East Coast and South:: The Northeast and South may encounter wind, rain, and mixed precipitation the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

AccuWeather:: Predicts a storm starting as rain transitioning to snow in Iowa, accompanied by high winds and below-average temperatures.

Old Farmer’s Almanac:: Anticipates snow in northern regions and the Rocky Mountains, with rain in the Pacific Northwest.

WXYZ Detroit:: Highlights a potentially strong storm system affecting Metro Detroit and other parts of the nation, with snow chances in the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes.

Monitor local five-day forecasts for up-to-date information.

Check road conditions and airline updates for delays or cancellations.

Pack emergency supplies for your vehicle.

Allow extra travel time.

Q: Will there be a blizzard in Iowa?

Q: Which regions are most likely to see snow?

Be aware of potential weather disruptions during Thanksgiving travel.

Stay updated with local forecasts and travel advisories.

Prepare for possible delays and adjust travel plans as needed.

Snow is expected in northern regions, while other areas may experience rain or mild conditions.