Thanksgiving Travel Disrupted by Major Winter Storm and Arctic Chill

A sprawling storm system is set to disrupt Thanksgiving travel across the U.S. with rain, snow, and the coldest temperatures since February. The East Coast will experience rain and low clouds, potentially affecting airports, while the West faces heavy snow in high elevations and rain in lower areas. A new storm will develop over the southern Plains, bringing rain and snow to the central U.S. and Appalachians. Thanksgiving Day will see cold, dry conditions in most areas, with lake-effect snow near the Great Lakes and a blast of Arctic air spreading across the country.