Impending snowstorm may cause holiday travel disruptions

A snowstorm is threatening to disrupt holiday travel in various parts of the United States, potentially causing flight delays and cancellations. As the storm approaches, Thanksgiving Day evacuation orders have been issued in California due to the Canyon Fire. Heavy snowfall in South Korea has already caused traffic pileups and frozen Seoul, while rain and snow in the Northeast may affect Thanksgiving plans. The storm is expected to bring rough weather and could interrupt record holiday travel. Coast to coast storms are predicted to disrupt travel plans, with rain, flooding, and snow impacting the West and Northeast. A bomb cyclone and atmospheric river are bringing prolonged rain and high winds to the West Coast, while the Gulf Coast is set to be soaked by a huge storm system. Another round of snow is expected to hit, further affecting holiday travel. NBC News is reporting on the developments and where the storm is likely to hit the hardest. Travelers are advised to stay updated on weather alerts and advisories as they plan their Thanksgiving week travel.

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