Exactly when snow is forecasted for Thanksgiving in New York

"The Old Farmer's Almanac is a long-running annual publication known for its weather forecasts among other sage advice. First published in 1792, it is the oldest continuously published periodical in North America and something of a yearly tradition for weather watchers. Many parts of New York could see a snow-laden Thanksgiving. As Thanksgiving 2025 approaches, New Yorkers and residents across the Northeast are keeping a close eye on seasonal weather patterns that could impact holiday travel and the start of winter."

"Across New York State, snowfall timing and winter severity vary by region. Upstate cities like Binghamton, Syracuse, Buffalo, and Rochester typically see measurable snow as early as early November, while New York City and Long Island don't usually see snow until December. Central New York and the Southern Tier are forecasted to have a colder-than-normal winter, while areas like Western New York, the Capital Region, Hudson Valley, and NYC are expected to be slightly milder."

Much of the United States may experience a milder fall, while New York and the surrounding Northeast are expected to face colder and drier conditions than usual. Snowfall timing varies across New York State, with Upstate cities such as Binghamton, Syracuse, Buffalo, and Rochester often seeing measurable snow as early as November. New York City and Long Island typically do not see measurable snow until December. Central New York and the Southern Tier are forecasted to be colder-than-normal, while Western New York, the Capital Region, the Hudson Valley, and NYC are expected to be slightly milder. Potential snow around Thanksgiving could affect holiday travel and signal an early start to winter for parts of the Northeast.

Read at The Mirror US