Winter Storm Paralyzes Post-Thanksgiving Travel Across the US

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A massive winter storm is causing travel chaos across the United States, with over 3,300 flight delays and poor driving conditions. A coastal storm moving up the Northeast Coast is expected to bring rain and snow, while the Great Lakes region faces several days of lake-effect snow. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan and areas east of Lake Michigan could see significant snowfall, with some areas possibly receiving over two feet of snow. The storm is also bringing cold temperatures, with highs in the 30s and 40s for New England and the Mid-Atlantic. Additionally, a Pacific weather system could bring rain showers to parts of California.
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