weather.com meteorologists
Multiple weather systems could affect travel or outdoors plans with rain and thunderstorms into Thanksgiving weekend this year.
Travel for Thanksgiving in 2020 is expected to be lighter than usual as fewer Americans hit the road or head to the airport because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to AAA.
Here's a daily look at what to expect for your holiday plans.
Friday's Forecast
The day after Thanksgiving will feature a new storm system beginning to organize over the southern U.S. Most other areas of the country should avoid any major weather hassles.
-East: Most of the East Coast should be dry with mild temperatures on Friday. A few showers are likely in the South as the storm system develops.
-Central: Showers and thunderstorms are expected to return to areas from Texas into the lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast.
-West: Much of the West will be dry. A few showers might clip western Washington and a few rain and snow showers may develop in the southern Rockies.
Friday's ForecastSaturday's Forecast
A low pressure system will bring rain across much of the South, while most of the Lower 48 will be dry.
-East: Showers are likely to continue in parts of the Southeast. A few rain and snow showers are also possible in parts of northern New England and upstate New York.
-Central: The Midwest, Northern and Central Plains will remain dry. Rain and thunderstorms are expected in much of the Southern Plains, lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast.
-West: Dry conditions will prevail across the western United States. Some isolated rain showers or mountain snow cannot be ruled out in the Pacific Northwest.
Saturday's ForecastSunday's Forecast
An intensifying storm system will make wet conditions become more widespread in parts of the South and Ohio Valley on Sunday. This wet weather could reach the East Coast by Sunday night.
-East: Rain and thunderstorms are likely in the Southeast during the day. This activity will spread north into the Mid-Atlantic states Sunday night.
-Central: Rain may change to wet snow late Sunday or Sunday night in parts of the Great Lakes. Most of the Plains remain mostly dry.
-West: The West should remain dry, however, some rain may arrive in western Washington and Oregon Sunday night.
Sunday's ForecastThe Weather Company’s primary journalistic mission is to report on breaking weather news, the environment and the importance of science to our lives. This story does not necessarily represent the position of our parent company, IBM.
The Weather Company’s primary journalistic mission is to report on breaking weather news, the environment and the importance of science to our lives. This story does not necessarily represent the position of our parent company, IBM.
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