Severe Weather Expected to Disrupt Thanksgiving Travel Across U.S.

Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain, and Snow Forecasted in Various Regions; New York City’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Unlikely to be Impacted

Severe weather across the U.S. is expected to disrupt Thanksgiving travel plans, with thunderstorms, heavy rain, and snow forecasted in various regions.
Rain and strong winds are expected to hit the Northeast late Tuesday and continue through Wednesday morning, potentially causing travel delays and disruptions.
Southern regions, including Atlanta, Little Rock, Louisville, and Memphis, are expected to experience rain from Monday through Tuesday, with possible damaging winds and a brief tornado in the Birmingham, Alabama, area.
Parts of New York state are bracing for a potential snowstorm, with a significant lake-effect snow event projected to begin in Buffalo on Wednesday and continue through Thanksgiving Day.
Despite the severe weather, New York City’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is not expected to be impacted, with a forecast of little wind and mostly sunny weather.