The Thanksgiving holiday in New York City is expected to be wet and dreary, as a rain storm moves into the area on Thursday. Holiday travelers will have to navigate through the rain, wind, and cooler temperatures as they make their way to their plans. There is also a possibility of some snow in areas north and west of the city.
Wednesday will provide a break for travelers with dry weather and a mix of sun and clouds, but the rain is expected to move in after midnight and continue throughout Thanksgiving Day. Temperatures will be in the low 50s on Wednesday and stuck in the 40s on Thursday.
The parade in New York City may require rain coats and foot warmers as the rain is expected to vary in intensity through the mid-afternoon. The rain will taper off by the late afternoon hours, leaving a wet and dreary Thanksgiving behind.
Black Friday is expected to be generally dry with just a 20% chance of snow and rain showers, but it will be chilly with highs in the 40s. Holiday shoppers should be prepared for the cooler temperatures and possible precipitation.
Overall, the First Alert Weather team advises travelers and residents to stay updated with the latest forecast, live radar, and weather alerts as they prepare for the holiday weekend.
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