Thanksgiving Travel Disrupted by Severe Weather Across the U.S.

Snow, rain, and arctic temperatures are causing delays and hazardous conditions as record numbers of Americans travel for the holiday.

A winter storm is impacting large portions of the U.S., with snow in the Midwest, rain in the East, and severe thunderstorms in the South disrupting Thanksgiving travel plans.
Record-breaking travel numbers are expected, with 80 million Americans driving and 30 million flying during the Thanksgiving period, according to AAA.
Heavy snow is forecast for areas near the Great Lakes and Northern New England, with some locations expecting up to 8 inches or more, while coastal regions will primarily experience rain and strong winds.
Major airports like Denver, San Francisco, Newark, and Boston are likely to experience significant delays and cancellations due to adverse weather conditions.
An arctic air mass will bring plummeting temperatures and dangerous wind chills across the Plains, Midwest, and Northeast, continuing into the weekend.