"Extreme winter time" could upset Thanksgiving trips - what to expect
Keep an eye on the latest forecasts if you plan to visit dear beings.
In a few days, friends and families in the United States will come together to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving meal. While some are lucky to have a family nearby, others must cross the lines of the county or state to enjoy a turkey with turkey and pumpkin with their loved ones. But now, experts have a warning before the holidays, because the "extreme winter time" could wreak havoc. Read the rest to find out what you should expect if you plan to drive or fly this week.
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A storm works through the United States
The forecasters provide for annoying weather conditions this week, affecting Over 30 American states , Fox Weather reported.
According to ABC News, a backstage has already had an impact on the west of the United States, and now it moves south, potentially causing " Strong winds and tornadoes , "as well as showers and hail, according to an opinion from the National Weather Service Prediction Center in Maryland.
This afternoon, northern Louisiana and the center of Mississippi will probably see serious thunderstorms, which should strike New Orleans and Mobile in Alabama this evening and Tuesday morning, by ABC News.
The storm should also reach the big lakes and the low Ohio Valley on Tuesday, where it will coincide with another storm moving towards the south of Canada. This could lead to snow in the big lakes, but time Fox noted that gusts can also fall into the Northeast and New England, but only to the highest altitudes in the region.
People in the South East and the Middle Atlantic should also prepare for bad weather on Tuesday, in Fox weather. Wednesday morning, heavy rains will fall on the 95 interstate corridor, but it should slow down in the afternoon. Cities like Boston and the Maine regions could see stormy conditions a little longer.
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The storm could lead to dangerous driving conditions.
While the Security Administration Transportation (TSA) is preparing for the busiest holiday travel season in history, those responsible also have a word of caution for those taking place on the road.
Accreweather predicts that the pouring rain will leave a lot smooth motorways Monday, including highways 40, 44, 55, 64, 70, 75 and 80. Tuesday, the storm can also make trips to the I-80, I-81 and I-95 difficult in the region of the middle of the 'Atlantic. Accuweather also pointed out that the rain could remember until Tuesday afternoon in the New York region and Wednesday morning in Boston, and that drivers should be prepared for storm delays at the time.
Citing the " Extreme winter time , "New York Governor Kathy Hochul Also made a warning for New York holiday travelers, in particular.
"We are preparing for the worst case and notify motorists and owners and people who will now move locally and outside the region to modify your travel plans," said Hochul at the end of last week . "Do not do next Wednesday to be your main day to travel, otherwise you will be stuck at home unable to travel, or on one of the roads or in New York."
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Plane trips should also face certain disturbances.
According to Accuweather, violent and heavy rains could disrupt airport operations in several main northeast hubs.
"Strong winds from the East to Sud-Est of an average of 25 to 35 MPH with gusts of 40 to 45 MPH can be a problem in some of the airports in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York with The worst conditions at the end of the end of Tuesday afternoon afternoon on Tuesday evening, "Meteorologist Senior Accuweather To m Pairs said.
In addition, Accuweather said that travelers should be aware that flights may still be canceled after the storm is passing on Wednesday, as crews and planes could be moved due to the weather. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
In a statement provided to ABC News, US Secretary for Transport Pete Buttigieg said the officials are aware of the storm and remain proactive.
"Although we cannot control the weather, we will use all the tools at our disposal to keep the cancellations [and] delays as low as possible in the first place, including work in collaboration with airlines", a- he said to ABC News.
Time should be cleared up for Thanksgiving, but proceed to caution.
Wednesday evening, Fox Weather said that the worst of the storm should be finished.
For real thanksgiving holidays, the conditions will be largely dry and a a little colder , Reported CNN.
If you leave right after Turkey day on Friday, you should be settled with clear conditions. However, the weekend can be a problem because another storm could move away from the East Coast, leading to the rain and winter weather in the middle of the Atlantic and to the northeast, by CNN.
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