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Will Thanksgiving Be Warm or Chilly in Florida? What Farmer's Almanac Says
The Almanac says much of the East will be cool and dry, while the Southeast stays mild and pleasant and some western areas could see snow.
- The Old Farmer's Almanac released its Thanksgiving 2026 weather forecast on Tuesday, predicting mixed conditions across the United States with no major nationwide storm expected to disrupt the holiday.
- Travelers in the Southeast should expect mild, pleasant weather, while the Midwest and Great Lakes forecast colder temperatures and scattered snow flurries; the Pacific Northwest faces typical late-fall rain.
- Thanksgiving remains one of the busiest travel weeks, with more than 81 million people expected to journey during the holiday period. Unlike 2025's coast-to-coast winter storms that threw travel into chaos, current predictions suggest routine late-November weather.
- The annual guide, which claims 80 to 85 percent accuracy, relies on a proprietary formula created by founding editor David Young, considering solar activity, planetary positions and historical weather patterns.
- Travelers should monitor National Weather Service short-range forecasts in windows from 3 to 7 days out, as the Almanac provides broad seasonal guidance rather than confirmed daily reports.
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The Independent (US)The Farmers’ Almanac forecast for this Thanksgiving. Here’s what to know
‘It does not look like a major nationwide storm will dominate the week’
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