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If you’ve lived in Minnesota long enough, you know what fun the weather rollercoaster is this time of year. One day you’re reaching for your ice scraper, and the next, you’re cracking open the windows because somehow it’s 60 degrees again. It’s chaotic, unpredictable, and honestly, kind of impressive at this point. So, as Thanksgiving sneaks up on us, the big question isn’t who’s bringing the green bean casserole, it’s what kind of weather are we getting this year? Also See: The Cheapest Places to Travel to This Thanksgiving (all under $600 for flight AND hotel!) Are we talking snow boots and survival kits, or light jackets and post-turkey strolls without frostbite? Before you make your travel plans or map out your Black Friday shopping route, here’s what The Old Farmer’s Almanac is saying about Thanksgiving week across The Land of 10,000 Lakes. The Old Farmer’s Almanac Just Released Minnesota’s Thanksgiving Forecast: According to their latest outlook, temperatures will actually lean on the milder side - yay. But, in true Minnesota fashion, that doesn’t mean smooth sailing. Quick bursts of snow and brief flurries could make a surprise appearance, especially for anyone traveling between towns. Roads might get slick, and visibility could dip for a bit, just enough to keep us humble. So no, it doesn’t look like a blizzard is about to crash your family feast, but keep that scraper handy and maybe toss an extra blanket in the trunk, just in case. It is Minnesota, after all.
