Farmers' Almanac predicts no major storms for Thanksgiving in Mass
Massachusetts will see cool but mostly fair weather during the Thanksgiving weekend this year, according to Farmers' Almanac . The historic periodical released its prediction for Thanksgiving weather this year, and it looks to be a "typical late-November setup" in most areas of the country, including in New England. "It does not look like a major nationwide storm will dominate the week," according to the forecast. Shop winter essentials at Amazon Weather in Massachusetts during Thanksgiving weekend Like much of the Northeast, the weather in Massachusetts will be cool and moderate during the Thanksgiving weekend. The Farmers' Almanac notes that in higher-elevation areas and northern states, there might be some flurries, but the broader weather pattern favors holiday travel. When is Thanksgiving? This year, Thanksgiving is on Nov. 26. When is the first day of winter? Winter will officially begin Dec. 21 on the winter solstice. What about other regions? Here's what the Farmers' Almanac forecast says for Thanksgiving weather in other parts of the country: Midwest This region leans more towards colder weather with some parts even seeing scattered flurries and snow. A major storm is not predicted in the region, but some travel disruptions or slowdowns are expected.
