Forecast Shows More Than 160 Million Americans Facing Below-Average Temperatures by November 14
According to a FOX Weather forecast issued on November 8, more than 160 million Americans could experience below-average temperatures by Saturday, November 14, as much of the country turns from unusually warm November weather to a sudden blast of cold.
The biggest changes are expected across the Northeast, the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley, where afternoon temperatures could struggle to escape the 30s and 40s Fahrenheit. The FOX Forecast Center says temperatures will become "noticeably colder beginning Friday," with the chill potentially lasting through the following weekend.
A developing low-pressure system could bring rain, mountain snow and gusty coastal winds between Thursday and Saturday. Forecasters expect the system to form around the Ohio Valley before moving toward the Mid-Atlantic, but its precise track remains uncertain, making snowfall amounts and coastal impacts difficult to predict. The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center said "there remains a lot of uncertainty."
Higher elevations across the Northeast currently have the strongest chance of accumulating snow, while lower elevations could see rain or a wintry mix instead. The temperature reversal is linked to a dip in the polar jet stream allowing Canadian air to spread southward.
Source: FOX Weather forecast of November 8, 2026, as reported by Men's Journal on November 8, citing the National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center.
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Source: National Weather Service
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