After All This Warm Weather, Thanksgiving Is Predicted to Be Cold

Plans may be starting to take shape in your home for Thanksgiving. Or at least the seeds have been planted if true planning hasn't started yet. But one thing that we'll need to take into consideration (especially when it comes to picking out an outfit) is the weather.

It's Minnesota in November, it'll probably cold, right? Could there maybe even be some snow? The Farmer's Almanac came out with their Thanksgiving forecast, so let's see what they say.

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Farmer's Almanac Weather Predictions for Thanksgiving 2026

We've been experiencing quite a bit of abnormally warm weather lately. Could that carry into November?

Based on the Farmer's Almanac prediction, probably not.

They're saying that in late November, we an expect cold weather and maybe even some light flurries. I mean, as long as it's not a snowstorm (knock on wood). I can deal with flurries in that case.

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What does this mean for your Thanksgiving plans?

Well, obviously we can't say how much snow will impact you if you're traveling just yet. We have to wait until much closer to for sure determine that one.

But what we can pretty confidently plan for is:

1. You'll want to make sure you know where your nice winter coat is.

2. Mother Nature should be able to be used as our back-up refrigerator.