Northeast faces threat of Thanksgiving winter storm that could snarl post-Thanksgiving travel
The FOX Forecast Center is monitoring the potential for a powerful winter storm to slam the Northeast on Thanksgiving, with snow possible in interior sections of the region and more rain closer to the coast along the Interstate 95 corridor that could put the brakes on post-Thanksgiving travel.
After a long-delayed rainfall and first snow of the season (for some), all eyes are turning to the holiday week ahead.
Among the most pressing concerns will be Denver International Airport, where snowfall could delay travelers heading in and out on what should be one of the biggest airline travel days of the year.
with peak travel days falling on the Tuesday and Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and the Sunday afterward. The holiday week ...
The next storm system could move in as early as Thanksgiving afternoon, but a lot remains unknown at this time.
Behind the Thanksgiving storm system will be a more quiet set-up but also the risk of much colder air settling in from a ...
“…for locations such as New York City or Philadelphia that host major parades with large balloons, anything exceeding ...
Winds lighten some after dark and any lingering showers taper off, with more passing clouds overnight. Lows in the 20s. Monday looks dry with some sunshine, then it looks unsettled with rain showers ...
Storm Team 10 is watching a coastal storm likely to develop as people wrap up their Thanksgiving feasts. The weather pattern ...
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