Northeast States Travel

Thanksgiving, Travel and Weather

Post-Thanksgiving Storm Could Disrupt Travel Plans After Days Of Strong Wind Gusts

Gusty winds and colder air will sweep across the Northeast on Thanksgiving Day, followed by a winter storm that could cause travel disruptions for millions heading home after the holiday. The National Weather Service says Turkey Day on Thursday,

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From snow to tornadoes: Here's your Thanksgiving week travel weather forecast

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Here’s Where Weather May Slow Your Thanksgiving Travel

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Americans Eye Thanksgiving Travel Weather After Texas Tornadoes, Snow and Rain Elsewhere

Kenny Beck surveyed the damage Tuesday to his family's two-story home after at least two tornadoes tore through the Houston area, damaging over 100 homes at the start of a busy Thanksgiving travel wee...

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Chilly Thanksgiving in Twin Cities before weekend snowstorm hits southern Minnesota

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Winter Storm Map Shows Areas Possibly Getting Hit for Thanksgiving

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Snowstorm to hinder post-Thanksgiving travel from Plains to Midwest

The storm could cause major travel delays for people returning home by road, rail and air following Thanksgiving.

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Storm Knocks Out Power in Midwest, Threatens Thanksgiving Travel

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Heavy Snow Is Expected Across Upper Midwest Through Thanksgiving

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Map Shows Major Airports Expecting Worst Thanksgiving Travel Weather

Millions of Americans could see flight delays, cancellations, or messy road conditions as Thanksgiving travel gets underway.

Snow to snarl post-Thanksgiving travel in parts of Plains, Midwest, Northeast

Lake-effect snow, gusty winds and sudden squalls will to impact post-holiday travelers from the Great Lakes to the Northeast, creating slick and hazardous conditions Friday. Snow will also streak across the Plains.

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These states could see a snowy Thanksgiving. Many more will get rain.

According to NWS, winter storm warnings are in effect across the Great Lakes, including Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, for Wednesday, Nov. 26, which is considered a peak travel day. On Thanksgiving Day, snow could fall in some Midwestern states, while rain is expected in the Pacific Northwest.

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This State Was Just Named the Best Winter Travel Spot in the U.S.—and It Has 19 Ski Resorts, Snowy Forests, and 26 Holiday Markets

A new ranking praises Maine’s ski towns, snowy forests, and festive charm—from Polar Express rides to L.L. Bean’s holiday lights.