Major Winter Storm Affects Post-Thanksgiving Travel Across U.S.
The National Weather Service issued storm warnings and advisories stretching from Montana all the way to New York, signaling a significant winter storm affecting a large portion of the country.
Scope and Effects
- This storm has brought severe conditions impacting millions of travelers heading back after Thanksgiving.
- Multiple states from the northern Rockies to the Northeast are dealing with snow, ice, and hazardous roadways.
- Such widespread adverse weather is contributing to travel delays and cancellations.
"Storm warnings and advisories have been extended from Montana to New York," reported the National Weather Service.
The impact on road and air travel has been severe, with many flights delayed or canceled and highways closed due to dangerous conditions.
This intense winter storm after Thanksgiving disrupted travel plans nationwide, creating hazardous conditions and delays from Montana to New York.
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