San Francisco, CA – Cold and wet weather is forecast for California and Washington this Thanksgiving, with rain likely in both states leading up to the holiday.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), below-average temperatures are expected along the Pacific Coast from November 24-30. California and Washington face increased chances of precipitation during the holiday week, making rain a concern for travelers and outdoor plans.
California’s typically mild November weather will give way to cooler conditions, with rain likely in central and northern parts of the state. Los Angeles may see lighter precipitation, but cities like San Francisco and Sacramento could face steady showers.
Washington is also gearing up for a wet holiday, with coastal regions and areas around Seattle expected to experience significant rainfall. Temperatures in both states will dip below seasonal averages, adding to the chill of the holiday week.
The NWS advises residents in both states to prepare for adverse weather. Travelers should monitor forecasts closely and account for potential delays caused by rain.
Plan for indoor celebrations and keep an umbrella handy as wet weather dominates Thanksgiving across the Pacific Coast.
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