Get ready for some unexpected weather as the holidays approach! A late November storm is brewing and it's set to bring a mix of rain, snow, and strong winds. The storm is expected to start in the Rockies and move north, affecting areas like the Northern Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley. If you're in these regions, prepare for some snow and temperatures dipping below freezing. Even the Gulf Coast could see some frost!

As the storm continues to gain strength, it will move over the Great Lakes. This will bring high winds to the Great Lakes region and the Eastern US. Snow could also fall in the Ohio Valley, northern mid-Atlantic, and interior Northeast.

This storm could disrupt travel plans during Thanksgiving week. Many people will be flying or driving to see loved ones, so be prepared for possible delays. By the end of the week, strong winds could cause heavy snowfall in places like western Michigan, the Upper Peninsula, and western New York.

The Northeast might also see some rough weather. Whether it's rain or snow, it could cause problems for air and road traffic. Even if you're not traveling, get ready for a chilly start to the holiday week. Temperatures are expected to drop in the Northern Plains and the northeastern part of the US by the weekend.

Winter's Early Arrival: A Stormy Start to Thanksgiving Week

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