Thanksgiving Weather Forecast: North Dakota’s Cold Temperatures and Historical Comparison

Thanksgiving Weather in North Dakota

Thanksgiving is on November 28 this year. Here’s what to expect for the weather:

Normal Weather Patterns:

• High temperatures typically range from the low to mid-30s.
• Low temperatures usually fall into the teens.
• Precipitation is minimal, averaging one to two hundredths of an inch.
• Snowfall averages around two to three-tenths of an inch, resulting in a light snow cover.

Historical Records:

• Record high temperatures have been recorded in the mid to upper 50s, most notably in 2002.
• Record low temperatures have varied from 12 below to 25 below zero in different years.
• In 1905, Dickinson, Minot, and Jamestown experienced significant moisture and snowfall, setting records.

This Year’s Prediction:

• Expect cold weather this Thanksgiving.
• Morning lows are likely to be in the single digits.
• Afternoon highs are expected to reach only the teens and 20s.
• Winds will likely remain light, and sunshine will be limited.

Stay tuned for updates as Thanksgiving approaches.