Summary
A major winter storm is expected to bring up to 3 feet of snow to parts of the Northern Plains, Upper Midwest, and Great Lakes during the Thanksgiving holiday. This storm could disrupt travel as it coincides with one of the busiest travel times in the U.S. The National Weather Service warns of hazardous travel conditions due to high winds and heavy snowfall.
Key Facts
- The winter storm is predicted to hit four U.S. states with heavy snow and high winds.
- Up to 3 feet of snow may fall in areas near Lake Superior.
- The storm will start in North Dakota on Tuesday and move eastward.
- Heavy snow will continue into Thanksgiving morning.
- Snow totals could reach 12 inches in North Dakota and Minnesota.
- The National Weather Service warns of reduced visibility and dangerous roads.
- Travelers may face delays and cancellations, especially during peak travel hours.
- People are advised to check local weather updates and prepare for difficult travel conditions.
