Last-minute travelers in the East today will benefit from favorable weather conditions, with dry and calm weather prevailing in the region. This will help mitigate potential travel disruptions, both in the air and on the ground, during the busy holiday period.
A storm is expected to develop later in the day over the southern Plains and Mississippi Valley, following a relatively dry start in the central US. The storm will bring rain across the central part of the country towards the Appalachians as the night progresses.
There is a possibility of rain mixing with snow overnight from Illinois through northern Pennsylvania and southern New York. This could lead to slippery road conditions for early morning Thanksgiving travelers in these areas.
Most of the Western region is experiencing favorable weather conditions today, following a period of active weather patterns. However, Colorado is still dealing with snowfall, which is gradually tapering off. While heavy snow is expected only at higher elevations, there may be some slushy snow in Denver that could potentially cause minor delays for motorists.
