Summary:
- Rainfall in the area has helped to alleviate the dry conditions.
- Temperatures will range from the mid-40s to the low 50s during the Thanksgiving long weekend.
- Thanksgiving Day is expected to be mostly sunny, providing a pleasant day for outdoor activities.
Dry weather is expected for Thanksgiving travels, providing a relief from the recent dry spell. Rainfall in the area has helped to alleviate the dry conditions, with some areas receiving 1 to 2 inches of rainfall.
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Dry Weather for Your Thanksgiving Travels
\n\n\nGood news for those traveling this Thanksgiving weekend! The weather forecast is looking dry for most of the country. Meteorologist Jay Cardosi says that a patch of green is stretching from southwest to northeast across the region, indicating 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. However, as you move farther off to the northwest, less than an inch of rainfall is expected.\n
\n\nChilly Start to Wednesday
\n\n\nThere is a chance of patchy drizzle overnight and into early tomorrow morning. Temperatures will be in the low 40s. Some sunshine is expected to break through in the afternoon, with temperatures climbing into the upper 40s. The overnight forecast is for partly cloudy skies, but it will be chilly. Temperatures will drop into the low 40s.\n
\n\nThanksgiving Day Forecast
\n\n\nThanksgiving Day looks much better, with a high of 55 degrees. The afternoon will be sunny, but the overnight forecast is for cloudy skies and a low of 43 degrees. There is a slight chance of drizzle.\n
\n\nGovernor's Cup Forecast
\n\n\nThe Governor's Cup football game will be played on Saturday, with kickoff at noon at LNN Stadium. The forecast is for sunny skies with a high of 57 degrees. The sun will be down by kickoff, but it will still be a pleasant afternoon for football.\n
\n\nCooler Temperatures Next Week
\n\n\nThe remainder of the seven-day forecast calls for cooler temperatures next week, with middle 40s by Monday and Tuesday. There is a chance of an isolated shower on Sunday. Aside from that, it looks dry going through the Thanksgiving long weekend.\n
\n\nConclusion
\n\n\nSo there you have it! The weather forecast is looking good for Thanksgiving travel. Just be prepared for a chilly start to Wednesday and a cool Governor's Cup football game.", 'conversation_id': 'c_db9d86594136f22a', 'response_id': 'r_c340667109153bdb', 'factuality_queries': None, 'text_query': ['Dry weather for your Thanksgiving travels', 1], 'choices': [{'id': 'rc_6d54e4ac6caff7f1', 'content': ["
Dry Weather for Your Thanksgiving Travels
\n\n\nGood news for those traveling this Thanksgiving weekend! The weather forecast is looking dry for most of the country. Meteorologist Jay Cardosi says that a patch of green is stretching from southwest to northeast across the region, indicating 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. However, as you move farther off to the northwest, less than an inch of rainfall is expected.\n
\n\nChilly Start to Wednesday
\n\n\nThere is a chance of patchy drizzle overnight and into early tomorrow morning. Temperatures will be in the low 40s. Some sunshine is expected to break through in the afternoon, with temperatures climbing into the upper 40s. The overnight forecast is for partly cloudy skies, but it will be chilly. Temperatures will drop into the low 40s.\n
\n\nThanksgiving Day Forecast
\n\n\nThanksgiving Day looks much better, with a high of 55 degrees. The afternoon will be sunny, but the overnight forecast is for cloudy skies and a low of 43 degrees. There is a slight chance of drizzle.\n
\n\nGovernor's Cup Forecast
\n\n\nThe Governor's Cup football game will be played on Saturday, with kickoff at noon at LNN Stadium. The forecast is for sunny skies with a high of 57 degrees. The sun will be down by kickoff, but it will still be a pleasant afternoon for football.\n
\n\nCooler Temperatures Next Week
\n\n\nThe remainder of the seven-day forecast calls for cooler temperatures next week, with middle 40s by Monday and Tuesday. There is a chance of an isolated shower on Sunday. Aside from that, it looks dry going through the Thanksgiving long weekend.\n
\n\nConclusion
\n\n\nSo there you have it! The weather forecast is looking good for Thanksgiving travel. Just be prepared for a chilly start to Wednesday and a cool Governor's Cup football game."]}, {'id': 'rc_65bdfb313b5cde89', 'content': ["### Dry Weather for Your Thanksgiving Travels\n\n**From WLKY Chief Meteorologist Jay Cardosi**\n\n**November 21, 2023**\n\nIt's been so dry around here lately, but that's all about to change! We're expecting some much-needed rain tonight and into early tomorrow morning. The rain will be heavy at times, so be sure to have your umbrellas ready.\n\nAfter the rain clears out, we're in for a mostly dry Thanksgiving weekend. The only exception is Sunday, when we have a chance of isolated showers.\n\nHere's a more detailed look at the forecast:\n\n**Tonight:** Rain, heavy at times. Low: 40°F\n\n**Tomorrow:** Mostly cloudy, with a chance of showers in the morning. High: 48°F\n\n**Thanksgiving Day:** Sunny. High: 55°F\n\n**Friday:** Sunny. High: 49°F\n\n**Saturday:** Mostly sunny. High: 57°F\n\n**Sunday:** Partly cloudy, with a chance of showers. High: 55°F\n\n**Monday:** Cloudy. High: 46°F\n\n**Tuesday:** Partly cloudy. High: 47°F\n\nOverall, it's looking like a great Thanksgiving weekend to be out and about! Just be sure to dress warmly, as it will be chilly.\n\n**Here are some additional tips for traveling during the Thanksgiving holiday:**\n\n* **Leave early:** The roads will be busy, so it's best to avoid the rush hour.\n* **Pack snacks and drinks:** You don't want to get hungry or thirsty on the road.\n* **Make sure your car is in good working order:** This will help you avoid breakdowns.\n* **Be patient:** Everyone is trying to get to their destination, so it's important to be patient with other drivers.\n\nI hope this helps!\n\n**Jay Cardosi**\n\n**WLKY Chief Meteorologist**"]}, {'id': 'rc_7f25fc28cc63188a', 'content': ["
Dry weather for your Thanksgiving travels
\n\n\nGood evening everyone, and now your WLKY weather with chief meteorologist Jay Cardoci.\n
\n\n\nAlright, how about that rain late last night earlier this morning? My goodness, did we need that so very badly? It's been so dry. Look at this officially in town. 1.17 inches of rainfall. This was very common across the better part of the viewing area. A little bit lighter amounts as you track off to the northwest, but nonetheless a nice soaking area.\n
\n\n\n For the month, for the year, we're still below average, but still we made up some ground the past 24 hours. You can see around the viewing area this patch of green that stretches from southwest to northeast across a good chunk of the region, 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. Then as you move farther off to the northwest, less than an inch, even less than a half inch in our north and northwestern communities are still in the forecast.\n
\n\n\n Rain or scan right now is clear, but as cooler air continues to drive in on those west northwestern breezes, it's kind of squeezing out the available moisture. So a little bit of patchy drizzle is still occurring. I think that trend will continue overnight even into early early tomorrow morning.\n
\n\nYour 24-hour detailed forecast
\n\n\n Your 24-hour detailed forecast holding on to the clouds will continue to be a little lower. So we'll see how the low 40s will greet you in the morning. And then some sunshine breaks through in the afternoon. Temperatures climbing into the upper 40s and tomorrow night looks quiet, partly cloudy, but it will be getting chilly. Talk about chilly. It's chilly out there right now. A patch or two of drizzle 46. Humidity 76% of west northwesternly breeze at the end of the day.\n
\n\n\n The mid-40s are still in the forecast. The low to middle 40s from the metro and points off to the south and just a very, very slow drop on the way. The rest of the night, the big rains well off to the east and rapidly pushing in that direction. We're pretty much on the quiet side, but just a ton of low clouds. My goodness, just hugging the area and overall they're going to continue to bring up to the north half of tomorrow. So when you wake up in the morning, cloudy skies. Temperatures will be a mix of upper 30s and low 40s to kick off your Wednesday.\n
\n\nThanksgiving Day Forecast
\n\n\n They're the clouds. If you're heading out to your holiday destinations kind of gray, then we go partly even mostly sunny into the afternoon those temperatures though will be cool. Upper 40s to near 50 Thanksgiving Day looks much better after exciting start Thursday afternoon. Overnight, cloudy chilly, a spot or two, a drizzle possible, 43 on the low. Detailed 12-hour forecast tomorrow after a gray chilly start. Little bit of sunshine in the afternoon. Temperatures around 48.\n
\n\n\n Four-day forecast. There's Thanksgiving's 55, near 50 Friday, Saturday. Speaking of Saturday, the big football game, the Governor's Cup. There's your forecast. Kickoff at noon at LNN Stadium. The sun is going to be down by 57. We only climbed to 50.\n
\n\n\n And the remainder of your seven day gets even cooler next week, with middle 40s by Monday, Tuesday. Might have an isolated shower Sunday. Aside from that, it looks dry going through the Thanksgiving long weekend. Well, that's not bad. I mean, for Thanksgiving day, 55 is sunny. And travel tomorrow. It's going to be chilly, but it's going to be dry on the area.\n
\n\n\n Good. So good news. Yeah.\n
"]}], 'links': [], 'images': [], 'program_lang': None, 'code': None, 'status_code': 200}Overall, the forecast for the Thanksgiving long weekend looks promising, with dry conditions and temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to the low 50s. Travelers can expect mostly sunny skies on Thanksgiving Day, making it a pleasant day for outdoor activities.