Thanksgiving travel chaos: Massive storm disrupts cross-country journeys

A powerful storm system spanning over 1,500 miles is causing travel disruptions across the U.S., with rain, high winds, snow, and severe storms affecting over 30 states. Tuesday is expected to be the worst day for Thanksgiving travel, with widespread rain and potential disruptions along the East Coast. A secondary system from Canada will enhance the storm, bringing snow to the Great Lakes region and rain to the Northeast. Wednesday will see heavy rain along the Interstate 95 corridor, with lingering impacts in New England. Thanksgiving Day is mostly dry, but rain may dampen parts of East Texas and the Gulf Coast. On Black Friday, snow will continue in the Rockies and spread into Utah and Colorado, while rain showers are possible in the South.