A series of storms next week could bring snow, rain and fog to Ohio, hurting Thankgiving plans and holiday travel. Here's the latest forecast.

Thanksgiving weather forecast snow storm 2025; Here's what to expect during holiday travel, snowfall predictions, and Farmer's Almanac winter forecast

Another arctic blast is on the move toward the U.S., bringing the potential for bitter cold and heavy snow accumulations to Ohio.

Another system coming out of the southern Plains on Monday night is expected to move northeast, increasing the chance of rain and mountain snow from Tuesday. Mr. Kleebauer said it was still too early to determine whether it would linger into Thanksgiving Day, as the timing depends on the speed of the storm and how quickly it clears.

Thanksgiving winter storm forecast snow; Here's what to expect for holiday travel and the Farmer's Almanac winter weather 2025-26 predictions

A cold blast has gripped the Northeast, and meteorologists say it could be a sign of what’s to come. The FOX Weather Forecast Center reports that conditions are lining up for a potential polar vortex winter,

This Friday is “potentially the worst” day for early Thanksgiving travel, according to the Weather Channel. The Gulf Coast could experience some potential storms, while the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, as well as the Central Plains, could see heavy rainfall. The central Rockies could also see some lingering snow.

Thanksgiving winter storm forecast snow; Here's what to expect for holiday travel and the Farmer's Almanac winter weather 2025-26 predictions

A brewing storm is expected to primarily be a rainmaker, though some snow is possible along its northern edges.

Storms are shaping up to cause trouble for Thanksgiving travel in the Northeast, with rain and fog expected to slow down highways and airports during the busiest days of the year. AccuWeather long-range experts are warning of a series of storms likely to disrupt plans from Monday,