Thanksgiving Day storm disrupts Northeast with rain and snow, causing travel delays

A Thanksgiving Day storm brought snow and rain to the East Coast, disrupting travel plans for thousands of people. Winter storm warnings were in effect for parts of the Northeast, with heavy snowfall expected. Air travel was also affected, with delays reported at Denver International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport. Traffic was heavy on the roads, with a record number of people expected to travel by car for the holiday. Cold air from Siberia will bring frigid temperatures to parts of the country, with below-average highs expected in many areas. Lake effect snow alerts are in effect for areas downwind of lakes Ontario and Erie. Travel conditions are expected to be hazardous in these areas. Despite the weather challenges, many travelers remain excited to visit family for the holiday. As people begin to return home, Sunday is anticipated to be the busiest day for travel, with millions expected to pass through TSA checkpoints. Overall, travelers should be prepared for challenging conditions and plan accordingly to ensure a safe journey.

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