Thanksgiving is still a few weeks away, but the early weather picture is starting to take shape. This year’s holiday falls on Nov. 26, and the Farmers’ Almanac has released an updated outlook covering the four-day period from Nov. 23 through Thanksgiving Day. For anyone planning to travel, host a gathering or spend time outdoors, there are a few things worth watching.

The forecast breaks the country into seven broad regions, with very different conditions expected depending on where you’re spending the holiday. Some areas could see temperatures drop and snow showers develop, while others are looking at milder weather, sunshine or periods of rain. It’s an early look, but it offers a solid starting point for Thanksgiving planning.

Snow, Rain and Colder Temperatures Could Affect Several Regions

According to the Farmers’ Almanac’s forecast updated this week , parts of the Northeast and New England can expect cool, mainly fair conditions.…