Travelers should expect a cold Thanksgiving weekend as winter storm warnings are issued from Montana to New York. Heavy snow is forecasted, particularly in Illinois and Iowa, with totals of up to a foot in some areas. Although blizzard conditions are not expected, travelers in the Northeast should prepare for snow squalls that could create quick and dangerous driving situations. Meanwhile, the Pacific Northwest will see a mix of rain and snow, and the Gulf Coast is preparing for heavy storms and potential flash flooding. The National Weather Service recommends staying updated on weather conditions to ensure safe travel during the holiday. Have a warm and safe Thanksgiving!
Big Weather Changes for Thanksgiving Travel!

Big Weather Changes for Thanksgiving Travel!
Get ready for a wintry Thanksgiving weekend! Snow, rain, and chilly temperatures are set to impact your holiday travel plans.
Winter storm warnings are up across the northern U.S., with heavy snow expected in areas like Illinois and Iowa. Travelers should brace for wintery conditions as snow from the Great Lakes region continues through the Thanksgiving weekend. Snowfall could exceed a foot in places like Michigan, while rain is forecasted in the Pacific Northwest. Prepare for potential travel disruptions as temperatures dip significantly in many regions. Stay warm and drive safe!


















