Summary
Winter storm warnings have been issued across the northern United States, affecting travel during the Thanksgiving weekend with snow, rain, and cold temperatures. The heaviest snow is expected in the Midwest, particularly in Iowa and Illinois, continuing into parts of New York. The storm also brings dangerous driving conditions in several areas, with warnings stretching from Montana to New York.
Key Facts
- Winter storm warnings are in effect across northern U.S. states from Montana to New York.
- The National Weather Service predicted significant snowfall in the Midwest, especially Iowa and Illinois.
- Up to one foot of snow is expected in parts of Illinois and New York.
- Snow squalls may create dangerous driving conditions with quick, heavy snowfall.
- The storm is bringing cold temperatures, with highs in the 20s and 30s degrees Fahrenheit in the Midwest.
- The Rockies and the northern Plains will see snowfall taper off by Saturday.
- Some heavy storms and possible flash flooding are forecasted for the western Gulf Coast.
- Thanksgiving snow in Michigan led to multiple vehicle crashes.
