Today’s Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather highlights the significant weather events impacting travel as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches. As millions prepare to travel, challenges are anticipated, particularly in the Northeast, which may experience severe winter weather just as many return home from the holiday festivities.
As travelers embark on their journeys across the United States, the FOX Forecast Center warns of possible disruptions. A storm currently impacting the West Coast is causing heavy rainfall and snowfall along the Interstate 5 corridor through California, Oregon, and Washington. Meanwhile, the Upper Midwest is experiencing winter weather due to a fast-moving storm, and a major winter storm is expected to develop by late in the week, specifically affecting post-Thanksgiving travelers in the Northeast.
Internationally, Storm Bert has wreaked havoc in the United Kingdom, leading to travel delays and the unfortunate loss of four lives due to severe weather conditions, including strong winds and flooding. In the wake of this storm, over 200 flood warnings were issued across England and Wales.
In Europe, Paris has witnessed a rare early snowfall, marking the city with approximately 1.5 inches of snow—the most recorded in November since 1968. This picturesque transformation has created a winter wonderland, delighting residents and tourists alike against the backdrop of famous landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame.
As holiday travels commence, travelers are encouraged to stay updated with local conditions and to share their weather experiences through the FOX Weather app and social media.
In conclusion, while weather disruptions may challenge holiday travel plans, they can also offer unique experiences, such as a snowy Thanksgiving backdrop for many. Staying informed and prepared can help ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday season for all travelers.