Thanksgiving Storm Alert: NYC to Face Rain, Upstate NY Braces for Snow!

Thanksgiving Storm Slams Tri-State Area
A powerful winter storm is set to hit the Tri-State area this Thanksgiving, bringing heavy rain to NYC and significant snowfall to upstate regions. Millions of travelers face potential disruptions during the holiday weekend.
Thanksgiving Day in NYC: Rain, Rain, Go Away!
While a white Thanksgiving is unlikely in NYC, expect a soggy one. The city is forecast to experience all-day rain, potentially impacting the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Temperatures will drop as the day progresses. The National Weather Service predicts a 100% chance of precipitation.
Upstate New York: Snow Accumulation Expected
Upstate areas, including Syracuse, Buffalo, and Binghamton, are expected to receive accumulating snow. The storm could significantly impact travel plans for those heading upstate or returning home after the holiday.



Post-Thanksgiving: Cold Snap and Lake-Effect Snow
Following the storm, a cold snap will descend upon the region, with temperatures in the 30s expected in NYC. Significant lake-effect snow is anticipated in parts of upstate New York, with the potential for a foot of accumulation in some areas. Winter Storm Watches are already in effect for western New York.


NYC Weather Radar
For up-to-date information and radar, check your local weather resources.
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