Post-Thanksgiving Storm Disrupts Travel Across US

Heavy Snowfall in Rockies and Plains, Expected to Move East Over Weekend

A post-Thanksgiving storm is impacting travel plans across the US, with heavy snowfall reported in the Rockies and Plains.
The storm is expected to move east over the weekend, bringing snow to Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois and Michigan.
Temperatures are expected to fall significantly, with morning lows in the 20s expected in at least 45 states by next Thursday.
The storm has already resulted in significant snowfall, with Lander, Wyoming, reporting 18.8 inches of snow on Thanksgiving.
The storm is expected to disrupt travel plans, with the National Weather Service warning of potential delays and hazardous conditions.