Kansas City, MO – Thanksgiving travelers across Missouri could face a significantly wetter weather pattern heading into November 18–24, raising concerns about developing storms, heavy rain, snow, freezing rain and potentially icy roads as the busy holiday travel period approaches.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its November 10 outlook favors above-normal precipitation across Missouri and much of the nation’s Heartland from Wednesday, November 18, through Tuesday, November 24.
The widespread precipitation signal stretches from the western United States into the central Plains, Midwest and Mississippi Valley. Portions of the central Plains reach 70–80% probabilities of above-normal precipitation, placing Missouri near one of the strongest areas of the broader wet pattern…