Early weather forecasts suggest that some Americans may experience snow on Thanksgiving Day this year. Here is a summary of the predictions and potential impacts on travel plans.
Thanksgiving, celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday of November, will fall on Thursday, November 27, 2025. While turkey dinners and football games are longtime traditions, the holiday weather varies each year.
Forecasts indicate a mix of conditions nationwide: the southern states are expected to be mild and sunny, while northern regions could face snow.
"Late November could bring snow to northern New England, the Upper Midwest, and high-elevation areas in the Intermountain West and Alaska."
Areas like Vermont, Minnesota, and northern Montana have a chance for a white Thanksgiving.
The American Automobile Association (AAA) reports that most Thanksgiving travelers in the U.S. prefer driving over flying. Whether traveling by car or plane, monitoring the weather forecast could be important this year due to variable conditions.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its 2025 Thanksgiving weather map showing the country split by contrasting weather patterns.
Thanksgiving is also one of 11 official federal holidays in the U.S., requiring government offices to close.
Summary: Thanksgiving 2025 will bring diverse weather, with possible snow in northern regions, affecting travel and holiday plans for many Americans.
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