...Thanksgiving Day Climatology...

Thanksgiving Day Climatology

Thanksgiving Day over the past 37 years has varied widely in weather conditions. Families have enjoyed turkey and football with  temperatures ranging from a daily high of 72 (1981) degrees to a low of 7 degrees (1975) and have braved as much as 0.30 inches of rain (1982) and 0.3 inches of snow (1993).

Overall, during the past 37 years the average high has been around 50 degrees and the average low was 30. That sounds like tolerable weather, as during this time period, it has rained only 21%.

37 Year Thanksgiving Day Temperatures

37  Year Thnakgiving Precipitation

YEAR  HIGH LOW PRECIP
1970 71 43 0
71 52 29 0
72 43 25 0
73 71 48 0
74 58 28 0
1975 38 7 0
76 64 42 0.11
77 41 29 0
78 59 37 0.01
79 41 31 0
1980 32 29 0.09
81 72 33 0.16
82 40 23 0.3
83 49 25 0
84 52 27 0
1985 30 26 0
86 38 32 0
87 40 38 0.15
88 67 37 0
89 44 21 0
1990 54 38 0
91 70 54 0
92 34 28 0
93 26 20 0.23
94 55 26 0
1995 48 26 0
96 44 21 0
97 59 33 0
98 68 32 0
99 48 28 0
2000 49 33 0.16
2001 59 34 0
2002 50 22 0
2003 47 32 T
2004 51 26 0
2005 52 27 0
2006 68 41 0
Avg 50.4 30.2 0.0


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