Thanksgiving Travel Disruptions: Storms, Snow, and Cold Across US

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Winter storms are forecasted across the U.S. during Thanksgiving week, potentially disrupting travel plans as conditions are expected to return to pre-pandemic levels. The National Weather Service warns of significant snowfall in the Sierra Nevada mountains and icy conditions in parts of the Northeast, including Maine and New York. A cold front will bring frigid temperatures and precipitation to the Midwest and East Coast, with potential snow in northern New York and Vermont. Travelers should prepare for challenging conditions, especially on busy travel days like Tuesday and Wednesday.
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