Warm-Up Before Thanksgiving Storm Brings Rain and Snow
As we gear up for Thanksgiving, the weather is taking center stage with a mix of mild temperatures, rain, and even snow in certain regions. The current conditions in Baltimore show a pleasant 56°F under mostly sunny skies, with a light breeze from the west at 10 mph. However, this tranquil weather is merely a pause before the upcoming stormy days.
Over the next few days, we’ll experience a brief warm-up, providing a comfortable window before the rain arrives on Tuesday. The temperatures are expected to hover around the seasonal averages, with highs nearing the mid-50s. This respite won’t last long as a larger, more dynamic storm system sets its sights on Thanksgiving.
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The incoming storm is forecasted to bring heavy rain to the Mid-Atlantic region, starting late Wednesday and peaking on Thanksgiving Day. While the major cities like Baltimore and Washington, D.C., will mainly see rainfall, colder air farther north and at higher elevations will create snowy conditions. Areas in central New York, as well as the mountainous regions of Western Maryland and West Virginia, are likely to experience significant snowfall. These shifts in weather could create slick travel conditions, so it's essential to plan accordingly if you’re hitting the road.
By Thanksgiving night, the heavy rain will taper off in the Mid-Atlantic, continuing to impact New York and New England. Snow may accumulate in the interior mountain ranges, depending on the freezing line's final position, which meteorologists are closely monitoring.
As we move into December, a colder pattern is anticipated to take hold across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The NOAA 6-to-10-day temperature outlook indicates a continuation of below-average temperatures, hinting at a wintery start to the holiday season.
Stay updated with the latest forecasts, and prepare for varied conditions ranging from mild sunshine to rain and snow. This dynamic weather pattern reminds us of the unpredictability of the season—so enjoy the calm before the storm and plan for the weather ahead!
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