Columbus, OH – Ohio residents preparing for Thanksgiving and Black Friday travel could encounter changing weather conditions during November 22-28, with rain, snow and potentially freezing rain among the possibilities worth monitoring as the holiday period approaches.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center, eight- to 14-day outlooks issued Saturday, November 14, favor above-normal precipitation across central and eastern Ohio during the Thanksgiving holiday period.
The precipitation outlook indicates a modest tilt toward wetter-than-average conditions, with probabilities generally around 33% to 40% in favored areas. Western Ohio has a weaker precipitation signal, with some locations closer to near-normal conditions…