When Was Thanksgiving 2012?

Thanksgiving 2012 was on Thursday, November 22. It was the first time since 2008 that Thanksgiving fell on the same day as Hanukkah, which began at sundown on Wednesday, November 28. This was also the earliest Hanukkah had fallen since 1899.

Today is Thanksgiving 2012. It is a special day for many Americans. Families and friends gather together to enjoy a delicious meal and give thanks for all the good things in their lives.

For many, Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the past year and give thanks for the blessings they have received. It is also a time to spend with loved ones, and to create new memories that will last a lifetime.

Thanksgiving is a holiday that has been celebrated in America for centuries. It is a day to give thanks for all the good things in our lives, and to remember the things that we are thankful for.

So, what day was Thanksgiving 2012? Thanksgiving 2012 was Thursday, November 22nd.

In 2012, Thanksgiving was on Thursday, November 22. This is the date that is typically given for the "first Thanksgiving," which was celebrated by the Pilgrims in 1621. Of course, Native Americans had been celebrating harvest festivals long before the Pilgrims arrived, and these celebrations served as the inspiration for the Thanksgiving holiday.

The date of Thanksgiving has changed over the years, and it wasn't always on the fourth Thursday in November. In fact, when Abraham Lincoln declared it a national holiday in 1863, he set it as the last Thursday in November. It wasn't until 1941 that Congress officially set the holiday as the fourth Thursday in November, in order to create a longer Christmas shopping season.

So, while the first Thanksgiving was in 1621, the modern Thanksgiving that we celebrate today has its roots in the 1863 proclamation by Lincoln. And 2012 was the first year that Thanksgiving fell on the very same date as it did in 1621. This won't happen again for another seventy years, so make sure to mark your calendars for 2092!

In the United States, Thanksgiving is always celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Thanksgiving 2012 fell on Thursday, November 22.

The weather on Thanksgiving 2012 was unseasonably warm for many parts of the country. In the Northeast, temperatures were in the 60s and 70s, about 20 to 30 degrees above normal. Some parts of the region even set record-high temperatures for the date. New York City’s Central Park reached 71 degrees, breaking the old record of 70 degrees set in 1946.

The warm weather extended all the way into New England, where Boston hit 67 degrees, also a record for the date. Worcester, Massachusetts, hit 74 degrees, which not only broke the old record of 70 degrees set in 1950, but also made it the warmest Thanksgiving on record for that city.

Farther south, Philadelphia’s high of 72 degrees also broke a record, while Atlantic City, New Jersey, hit 70 degrees.

In the Midwest, Chicago’s high of 63 degrees shattered the old record of 59 degrees, set in 1921.

Even parts of the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains, which are typically much cooler on Thanksgiving, were unusually warm in 2012. Duluth, Minnesota, hit 50 degrees, breaking the old record of 49 degrees set in 1950.

The West was also warmer than normal on Thanksgiving Day. San Francisco’s high of 71 degrees was a record for the date, while Reno, Nevada, hit a toasty 78 degrees, tying the record-high temperature set in 1950.

Overall, more than 1,700 high-temperature records were either tied or broken across the United States on Thanksgiving Day 2012.

The warm weather was due to a strong jet stream that brought a blast of warm air from the Gulf of Mexico northward into the United States. At the same time, a low-pressure system off the East Coast helped funnel the warm air into the Northeast.

The warm weather had some drawbacks, however. The heat Wave caused problems for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, as 59 balloons had to be grounded due to the strong winds.

In addition, the warm weather created difficulties for some people who were trying to cook traditional Thanksgiving meals. Turkey fryers, which are used to deep-fry turkeys, can be dangerous if not used

In 2012, I ate a traditional Thanksgiving feast with all the fixings. I started with a hearty bowl of homemade turkey soup, followed by a mixed green salad with roasted beets, goat cheese, and candied walnuts. For the main course, I had roast turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, and green beans. I finished off my meal with a slice of pumpkin pie and a cup of coffee. It was a delicious meal that left me feeling full and content. I was grateful to have such a wonderful meal to enjoy with my family and friends.

This year, Thanksgiving was a little different for me. Instead of staying home and cooking like I usually do, I decided to go out of town and visit my brother. He lives in a small town about four hours away, so I packed my overnight bag and hit the road.

When I got there, my brother was just getting home from work. We exchanged hugs and he showed me around his house. Then, we decided to go out to eat since neither of us felt like cooking.

We went to a nice restaurant downtown and enjoyed a delicious Thanksgiving meal. After dinner, we walked around the town a bit and did some window shopping. It was a fun evening and I'm glad I got to spend it with my brother.

The next day, we woke up early and went on a long hike. It was a beautiful day and the scenery was stunning. We talked and laughed the whole time, and it was really great to catch up.

After the hike, we went back to my brother's house and relaxed for a while. Then, we decided to go out for drinks with some of his friends. We had a great time and it was the perfect way to end my Thanksgiving visit.

I'm so thankful that I was able to spend Thanksgiving with my brother. It was a really special time and I'll always treasure the memories we made.

I spent Thanksgiving 2012 with my family. We had a big dinner with all the traditional Thanksgiving foods. We also had a lot of fun playing games and watching football together. It was a great day.

I have many memories of Thanksgiving 2012. It was the year that my family decided to spend the holiday together in our new home. We had bought the house earlier in the year and were excited to have our first Thanksgiving in it. My aunt and uncle came to visit from out of town and my grandparents came over for dinner. It was a wonderful day.

I remember the table being set with our best dishes. My aunt brought a beautiful turkey and my grandmother made her famous stuffing. We all sat down together and said what we were thankful for. We laughed and talked all through dinner. It was a perfect day.

I will always remember that Thanksgiving. It was a happy time for my family. We were all together in our new home and we had so much to be thankful for. It was a day that I will always cherish.

Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks for all of the wonderful things in our lives. On Thanksgiving 2012, I gave thanks for my family, my friends, my health, and for all of the many blessings in my life.

I am so thankful for my family. They are my rock and my support system. I am especially thankful for my grandparents. They have always been there for me and have always been a source of wisdom and love.

I am also thankful for my friends. They are the ones who make me laugh, cry, and keep me sane. I am so lucky to have such amazing friends in my life.

I am thankful for my health. I am so lucky to be healthy and to have the body that I do. I am also thankful for the many blessings in my life. I have a great job, a beautiful home, and so much more. I am truly blessed.

Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on all of the wonderful things in our lives. I am so thankful for all that I have. I am thankful for my family, my friends, my health, and for all of the many blessings in my life.