Farmers’ Almanac Predicting IN, IL, and KY Will See Snow Thanksgiving 2024

If you've lived in the Tri-State long enough you know that the weather on Thanksgiving Day is never the same.

Dreaming of a White Thanksgiving?

Just because there isn't a song about it doesn't mean that some folks would like to see a little snow on Thanksgiving Day. November weather in the Tri-State is sometimes quite unpredictable. Some years it's warm enough for a picnic. Of course, there could also be snow the week of Thanksgiving, especially in our neck of the woods.

How Accurate is the Farmers' Almanac Forecast?

This age-old question continues to spark curiosity and debate among weather enthusiasts and skeptics alike. The Farmers' Almanac, a traditional publication dating back centuries, has long been relied upon by farmers and gardeners for its weather predictions. Despite its historical significance and widespread use, modern meteorological advancements have prompted many to question the reliability and accuracy of its forecasts.

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Are Local Forecasts More Accurate?

Our local meteorologists do a great job of forecasting weather several days in advance. But they don't usually focus on long-range forecasts for the entire year. In that case, a lot of people turn to the Farmers' Almanac for weather guidance, especially around the holiday season.

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What Does The Farmers' Almanac Say About Thanksgiving 2024?

When you look into the information provided by the Farmers' Almanac, you have to take into account the way they section off each part of the country. For example, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, and Wisconsin are considered forecasting Zone 2. We don't normally see the same forecast in Indiana as in Michigan.

Official Forecast From The Farmers' Almanac:

Rain and wet snow Thanksgiving. Colder.