New York, NY – Thanksgiving travelers across New York could encounter sharply different weather conditions as November draws to a close. While New York City may experience relatively quiet holiday weather, colder northern and higher-elevation communities could see flurries ahead of Thanksgiving on Thursday, Nov. 26.
According to the Farmers’ Almanac’s Oct. 19 update, its Northeast forecast region favors cool, mostly fair conditions from Monday, Nov. 23, through Thanksgiving Day, with possible flurries in northern and higher-elevation areas.
The publication describes the broader Northeast pattern as favorable for holiday travel. It does not forecast snow specifically for New York City, Buffalo, Albany or Binghamton, nor does it provide city-level snowfall totals or timing…