Most everyone would like to see some quiet weather over Thanksgiving due to the number of travelers across the U.S and for the majority of the nation, the weather looks quiet. Here is a look at a snapshot of our surface features for Thanksgiving day:
One thing that stands out is the precip (snow) in the Northeast US….this will effect some air travel going out of some of the hubs in the NE. The rest of the nation looks quiet with windy cold weather for the N. Plains. There will be a minor clipper system affecting the central plains over the weekend with some minor snows but enough to make things slippery on Saturday:
This is the “quiet” but COLD part of the LRC cycle this year. Things will turn “active” in December but when? Don’t forget to tune in tomorrow on WDAY AM 970 at 2pm for our winter weather outlook with Gary Lezak using the LRC model.
Chief Meteorologist,
Dean Wysocki
