Overview
- Showers are confined mainly to late Friday night into Saturday morning in several regions, with the rest of the weekend trending dry and seasonably mild.
- Many areas warm into the 50s with sunshine by Sunday, while regional differences persist, including a better chance of Saturday rain south and east in New England and drier conditions across the Upper Midwest.
- A more widespread round of rain is expected late Tuesday into Wednesday, with most locations seeing rain and far northern spots possibly mixing with snow.
- Colder air follows the midweek front, bringing below-normal temperatures for Thanksgiving and the potential for lake-effect or light snow in parts of the Great Lakes.
- Forecasters stress low travel impacts through the weekend and into early next week, with uncertainty around later-week and post-Thanksgiving snow or wind that could create localized issues.