Thanksgiving Week Weather: Storms and Travel Disruptions Expected

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A storm is expected to hit Maine on Tuesday night, bringing rain, snow, and wind across the state. Travel disruptions are likely, especially on Wednesday, which is one of the busiest travel days of the year. The coast will mostly see rain, while inland areas can expect 2-4 inches of snow before switching to rain. The mountains and foothills will experience the most snowfall, with 4-8 inches possible in higher elevations. Thanksgiving day will be quieter with clearing skies, but cold weather and potential storms are expected post-Thanksgiving weekend.
- Pre-Thanksgiving storm to bring snow, rain, and messy travel to Maine WGME
- Cross-country storm over next several days could disrupt Thanksgiving travel Yahoo! Voices
- Significant Thanksgiving-week storm will disrupt travel with rain, snow and severe storms CNN
- Watching a chance for precipitation before Thanksgiving - Matt 4 News Now
- It’s a chilly start to Thanksgiving week before rainstorm moves in The Boston Globe
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