Thanksgiving Travel Faces Disruption as Cross-Country Storm Looms

A cross-country storm is expected to disrupt Thanksgiving travel in the United States, with severe weather including damaging winds, hail, and potential tornadoes forecasted for the South. The storm will then move into the Northeast, bringing heavy rain and a risk of flash flooding. Northern New England can expect significant snowfall. Temperatures will drop, and Thanksgiving morning will feel cold across the country. The Federal Aviation Administration anticipates Wednesday to be the peak day for flights, with efforts being made to minimize cancellations and delays.