Will Oklahoma See Snow On Thanksgiving This Year?

Oklahoma meteorologists are sounding the alarm now: Thanksgiving will be a chilly one. The state is expected to go from above average temperatures to below average within a week.

Oklahoma broke several above average temperatures for November over the weekend. And more above average temperatures are expected this week before a big rain event Wednesday and Thursday. The incoming rain is expected to bring temperatures back down to closer to normal.

Oklahoma will get an Arctic Blast the week of Thanksgiving.

An Arctic Blast will move into Oklahoma the week of Thanksgiving. According to Meteorologist Christ Nunley, this could be the coldest air of the season so far. Temperatures are expected to be well below normal by Thanksgiving.

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Will it snow on Thanksgiving in Oklahoma?

With Oklahoma gearing up for a wet, stormy pattern, residents are wondering if coupled with the Arctic Blast that the state will see snow on Thanksgiving. It wouldn't be the first time!

KFOR Meteorologist Aaron Brackett is seeing snow and rain Thanksgiving evening in one long-range forecast and clear skies in another. The EURO Model shows snow for the panhandle and central Oklahoma, while the rest of the state experiences rain. But the GFS Model is showing clear skies during Thanksgiving dinner.

Per usual, Oklahoma residents will have to wait and see what will happen! And travelers especially will want to play close attention to the forecast the week of Thanksgiving.