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Thanksgiving Winter Storm Warning as 30 Inches of Snow Could Strike

A major winter storm has been forecast to hit four U.S. states, dumping up to 3 feet of snow during the Thanksgiving holiday period. It is set to sweep across the Northern Plains, Upper Midwest, and Great Lakes region, producing high winds and hazardous travel conditions.

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Thanksgiving Travel Weather Outlook: Storms, Snow Might Impact Holiday Trips

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FIRST ALERT: Winter storm to cause dangerous holiday travel

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First snowstorm of season could impact travel conditions across Minnesota

Minnesota's first winter storm of the season will roll in Tuesday afternoon, bringing wind, snow and a sharp temperature drop that will make travel difficult.

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Here’s Where Weather May Slow Your Thanksgiving Travel This Week

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Here’s what Boston meteorologists are saying about Tuesday’s rain, temps for Thanksgiving

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Thanksgiving forecast: Here's where travelers may be affected | Morning in America

While no human lives and livestock have been lost so far, many villages have been covered in ash and as a result their animals have little to eat," an official said.

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Rain and snow showers expected in Southeast Michigan ahead of Thanksgiving

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Storm may affect Thanksgiving travel for CT residents this week

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Cold Turkey Day in KC. Could snow impact your post-holiday travel plans?

Colder air is arriving for Thanksgiving in Kansas City. Post-holiday snow could impact travel plans in north-central and northeast Missouri.

Burlington Free Press on MSN

Back-to-back winter systems in Vermont. How much snow is expected?

Two winter systems are coming together across the northern U.S. this week, bringing the potential for heavy snow and strong winds across the Great Lakes and Northeast.

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2025 Bay Area holiday guide: Where to go ice skating this winter

Glide into winter with the Bay Area's top 2025 holiday ice skating rinks, featuring festive pop-ups, family fun and seasonal attractions.

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Will Binghamton be buried in snow this winter? See 2025-26 forecast, odds of white Christmas

Each winter, the Binghamton area sees an average of 18.1 inches of snow in December, 20.6 inches in January, 19.7 inches in February and 16.4 inches in March. According to Lardeo, storms may bring more snow to the area, but the National Weather Service does not have information regarding the possibility of storms in the winter season.