Summary
A major snowstorm is expected to affect Thanksgiving travel across parts of the United States, mainly in the Upper Midwest. The National Weather Service predicts snow will start Friday night in the northern Rockies and move into the central Plains and Upper Midwest over the weekend, leading to potentially hazardous driving and flight delays.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service warns of a snowstorm affecting travel in the Upper Midwest.
- Snow is expected to begin Friday night in the northern Rockies.
- The storm will move into the central Plains and Upper Midwest by late Saturday.
- There is a more than 50% chance of over 6 inches of snow in the affected areas.
- Cities like Omaha, Des Moines, and Kansas City may experience their first measurable snow of the season.
- Major airports in Minneapolis, Chicago, and Detroit might have flight delays and cancellations over the weekend.
- Meteorologists expect significant snowfall of 6-12 inches in areas including Chicago and Ann Arbor.
- Travel conditions might be poor from Friday night through Saturday night due to snow-covered roads.
