Summary
Meteorologists are predicting winter storms and snowfall in the Midwest and Northern U.S. during Thanksgiving week. This weather could cause travel problems, as many people plan to journey during this busy holiday period.
Key Facts
- Meteorologists forecast heavy snow and winter storms for the Midwest and Northern U.S. during Thanksgiving week.
- Expected areas of snowfall include Iowa, northern Michigan, Minnesota, and northern New England, with some areas possibly seeing up to 8 inches of snow.
- Nearly 82 million people are expected to travel for Thanksgiving, making it one of the busiest travel times in the U.S.
- Snow is expected to start wet and heavy and may become powdery, leading to blowing snow if winds increase.
- There is a chance of blizzard-like conditions, although no official blizzard warning has been issued yet.
- Travelers are advised to prepare for potential travel disruptions, allow extra time for travel, and carry emergency supplies.
- Meteorologists suggest closely monitoring weather forecasts and travel advisories due to possible changes in conditions.
