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Cross-Country Storm Set to Cause Thanksgiving Travel Problems
Amid the busy airports, travelers will also have to contend with possible delays due to inclement weather during the Thanksgiving holiday season. As NBC News reports, a significant cross-country storm ... Read More
Cross-country storm set to disrupt Thanksgiving travel plans
The storm comes as a record 82 million Americans are projected to travel during the Thanksgiving holiday, according to AAA. Read More
National Weather Service Issues Warning to Thanksgiving Travelers
Ahead of the Thanksgiving season, the National Weather Service has issued a bit of a warning for all travelers, reminding everyone about how the weather can change quickly and significantly impact ... Read More
Major Cross-Country Storm Could Disrupt Northeast Thanksgiving Week Travel
If the system tracks farther north, the Northeast could see even heavier rain and stronger winds.“There is the potential for travel delays related to rain, slick conditions, and poor visibility from ... Read More
Will it snow on Thanksgiving? Here's the latest forecast.
"A storm will impact much of the eastern two-thirds of the United States during the busiest travel times ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday." ... Read More
Thanksgiving travel may be slowed by cross-country storm next week
A storm will impact much of the eastern two-thirds of the United States during the busiest travel times ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday as millions hit the highways and head for the airports. Read More
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