Thanksgiving 2023: Stormy Weather and Travel Woes Expected

A "significant storm" is forecasted to hit the Northeast region of the United States just before Thanksgiving 2023, potentially causing travel delays and hazardous conditions. While New Jersey is not expected to see snow, areas along the East Coast may experience severe thunderstorms, gusty winds, heavy rain, and heavy snow. The worst of the weather is expected to hit New Jersey late Tuesday evening into early Wednesday morning, which coincides with peak travel time for Thanksgiving. Rain and wind are likely to cause disruptions to air traffic and travel along the I-95 corridor, with potential flooding on major highways. Thanksgiving Day is expected to be dry but very cold, with temperatures in the upper 20s to low 30s in the morning and low 40s in the afternoon.