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A major storm is expected to bring heavy rain and severe weather to the southern U.S. early in the week, with storms moving into the Midwest and East by Thanksgiving, causing significant travel delays
. Snow is possible across northern states, and the Northeast could see rain or snow showers around Thanksgiving, while the Pacific Northwest will experience rain. A colder, possibly wintry Thanksgiving is predicted for parts of the Midwest and Northeast.
Early week (Monday and Tuesday)
- Southern U.S.: Heavy rain and thunderstorms, with a risk of severe weather and flash flooding in areas from Texas to Arkansas and across the Southeast.
- Midwest: A wintry mix of snow and rain is possible in northern areas as the storm system begins to move in.
- Pacific Northwest: Expect rain showers.
- Northeast: A cold front will bring breezy conditions, along with rain and snow showers.
- Midwest and Southeast: The storm system will continue to spread rain across the Midwest and into the Northeast. Parts of the Ohio Valley may see a stronger storm.
- Northeast: Rain is likely from a coastal storm, with some snow possible along the northern edges.
- Minnesota: Snow is possible, which could impact the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- Eastern U.S.: A cold front will bring significantly colder temperatures, and there may be lingering rain or snow showers.
- Northeast: Potential for a coastal storm with rain and possibly snow, particularly on Thanksgiving night.
- Northern Great Lakes: Expect lake-effect snow, particularly in snow belts.