Curious If It Will Snow in the Yakima Valley on Thanksgiving?

Will It Snow in the Yakima Valley on Thanksgiving?

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UPDATED: 11/11/2022

It's the question everyone is curious about, especially if you plan on doing any traveling for the impending holidays. Instead of just giving you a blanket, alls clear in the Yakima Valley how about we break it down by area so you have a better idea of what's in store for Thanksgiving Thursday, November 24th.

Yakima, WA

John Riggs, Townsquare Media

Low of 24 and high of 45 with snow in the forecast .7 inches but still a dusting will do

Naches, WA

TSM/Gunner

Low of 29 high of 44 clouds and a chance of up to one inch of snow

Selah, WA

TSM/Gunner

Low of 24 and High of 45 clouds and a chance of up to an inch of snow

Toppenish, WA

Sarah Johnson

Low of 29 and high of 45 clouds and 0% precipitation = No Snow

Snoqualmie Pass, WA

Snoqualmie Pass

Low of 26 with a high of 35 and rain in the forecast but no snow

Pasco, WA

Low of 31 and high of 46 and partly sunny

What Passes Are Closed?

Robert Stephenson

How to Prepare for Winter Weather

Thank goodness it looks like it will be a mild Thanksgiving but the day before and the day after look a touch dicey and we haven't officially hit winter yet so now is the best time to start preparing yourself and your vehicle for travel.

What Should I Have in My Car?

Chains
A solar flashlight
water
blanket
emergency flashes or cones
snacks

Always remember to let people know where you are headed and also your route. There's been rumors of college students getting sent down closed roads on the passes using GPS. If it says it's closed, take an alternative route and stay safe out there

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Source: Curious If It Will Snow in the Yakima Valley on Thanksgiving?

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