Florida could experience a wetter-than-normal weather pattern during the busy Thanksgiving travel period, with long-range forecasts indicating an increased chance of above-average rainfall across the state from November 23–29. Warm temperatures will ensure rain rather than wintry conditions, although the far northern Panhandle might briefly encounter cooler air. North, Central, and South Florida could all see multiple bouts of steady or heavy rain, potentially slowing down road and air travel on major routes and at key airports.