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UPDATED By WeatherBug Meteorologist, Andrew Rosenthal
Turkey Day will be a bit stormy across the Eastern U.S., but generally quiet weather is expected for the rest of the country.
A cold front moving from the Ohio Valley to the Eastern Seaboard will bring waves of rain to start the holiday. This could impact morning travelers from Boston to Atlanta. Freezing rain and light snow could make for difficult travel across parts of Vermont and Maine this morning, which includes I-95. Conditions will be improving right before the turkey gets served. Some thunderstorms may also be strong along parts of the Gulf Coast this afternoon and evening.
For much of the rest of the country, high pressure will remain in place from the Pacific coast to the western Gulf Coast and Midwest. The weather will be favorable for spending Thanksgiving outdoors, with only a few spots in the higher elevations of the Northwest seeing snow showers on Thursday.
Temperatures will be seasonable if you plan to head outside. A light jacket might be necessary for the outdoor setup from California to the central Plains and Mid-Atlantic, where highs will generally be in the 50s and 60s. Cooler 30s and 40s will be found across the northern tier from the Rockies to Minnesota and northern New England, with areas along the Gulf Coast seeing temperatures climb into the 70s and even a few 80s.